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V r' THE DESERET NEWS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1929 FOUR SECTION because I knew that young! state that Its all rot to say yon measured voice, 1 wish to ask yog 1 wa!TupJ'? Glossop was going to be can't bias a word that haau't an s ons question. Did you or did yota of the sixteenth here in it. The way be pushed put that not know that Bir Roderick Close pushing a bit of breakfast Into -- bir jt04jrlck Glossop, air?" You! sounded like an angry co- sop was sleeping in this room last tba Wooster face at the moment. d Hi, nephew, l'ou may have bra. night? well fortified jeerved hanging about the place a feeling fairly A Yes. sir." Come In here, he said, lugging 1 with coffee and kippers, decid. with light hair and a me into the room. We want Jeeves" allow tme to don't ed to break the news to Jeeveai t That Is Tuppy grin. will If explain, to wake the whole house. Sow," you without delay. As Ehakesoearejnd 1 have been anxious for some he said, depositing me on the carpet sir." . says, if you're going to do a thingtjme ' get grips with him. The Explain!" and closing the door, and doing a you might lust aa well pop right Woo8ter hoBOr la involved.;' aware sllencs that Was 'l my bit of in at it and get Jt over. Tho man eyebrow work, kindly took tea. of mere for a the j t a wmetnim Untie na- ,ip ixrttetf This Tat.-a--t nianT-m- l lure of anembarraui of my wrongs had shaken comm festatiOD of inaanity?" " dash it ail. a spot of disappointit aeemed to me that a light and!111"ou rhousht ejn' M,it ot the fact that young that, dlJ you. ment here and there does a fellow Tuppy Is the nepbew-o- f B.r Boder-goocheery laugh might help. Bo 1 had)I lr- a pop at one. Makes him realise that life Jeeves hands, ftsopTTikhose ood ere "Don't gibber!" aald my genial' ,'iou is stern and life is earnest. as you are aware. I have suffered "Oh host. And I'm bound to admit that,aA Jeeves.' I said. , much, 1 fraternized with him free-JI11 aeeined to me eir. that "Sir? tba light and cheery hadn t cornel l said to myself that a man Is CCr commuruca-- j DOl 0 We hsve here out quit, aa I'd Intended. lamed for his relations, t if tlon from Lady Wickham invuingjand that 1 would hate to have my Wh SeU,tr wduVbxr put In a crlap word me to Kkeldlnes for the festivities, pals hold my Aunt Agatha, for in-i strong thither on .the iwenty-istaiiabout all this l repair m. Awfully sorry om' gainst third. We shall he there some lit Jeeves. I think? I thoughthateaibly. on re-"Twh.;j Voi:, tie time, 1 expect te fsir. la Extremely, ftcUon ir your vlews being what There was a pause. I courd feel 'Well, then as I say, J r ,ral are. you would prefer your V.,f'U".R th he was directing a frosty gaze at this Tuppy out. Jeeves, andsought hob What ie with Bir Hoderick flloe. me. nobbed, and what do you think he yo ma"by adjective uppf?"Lp hie family tq be dl.tatit. vou to ,nd I understood "I thought I1,'11 ,dJecUv; rather than cordial. T rould not say. sir.' v say, sir. that vou promised to vis .W'..More of noun" 1 H Monte farlo My views? What do You mean, immediately after l will tell you. one night, after should think, if yog examine It Christmas " dinner at the Drones Club, he bet j j What mean squarely. to I is. aay I know But that all off I thought you were your nephew." j wouldn't swing myself across I Plans changed " the asimming-bat- h by the rope You thought r was my nephew? At this point the telephoneheJLaJld rings. I took him on and wa Why should 1 be my nephew T what) buafng along jn great style until rang tiding over "What Im driving at is, I had threatened tb be an awkward, j ame to the last ring. And then thought this was his room, moment. the i&,und that thi- - fierd in h "My nephew and changed ... (shape had looped It back against rooms. X have a great Idislike for iea. . . .es. madam .the rail, thus leaving me hanging sleeping on an upper floor I am Very good madam. Here Ir- Mr.j the void with no wean of nervoua about fire." He handed me the in .ting ashore to my home and Loved For t time since tbis strument. ,'Mrs. Kpenscr had started. I bracedup "There was nothing for It but J; a trifle. lost I that sense of bevu know, every tvow and then To drop into the water. And what ing a toad tinder the harrow which I can t help feeling that Jeeves l maintain. if Jteve. that, j had . been cramping my up losing his grip, in his prime jt can't get back at him somehow at till now. I even went sostyle the Skeldings with all the vast refar as would have been with him to eye this plotroom with a good work of a moment to have toM mv sources which a country house afdeal of contempt and loathing. Aunt Agatha that I was not at fords at mv disposal I am not i Just f because 'MHJiie re- thwmirn-f-w- a' T ante bom Jimrravex fear-ofire and this selfish pre' I we. sir." ,, proachful glances. and took the y ference for Jetting Tuppy be cookmarhine. And now. Jeeves, we Come to ed Instead of himself, should the Yea? Ye. the most Important reason Hullo I said. why T emergency occur, my nicely reasTea? Bertie speaking. Hullo had to spend Christmas at Skeldoned plans had gone up the spout Hullo? Hullo?" lngs. Jeeves," I said, wreathed in I gave him a look, and I think 1 Don't keep on saying Hullo' blushes, the fact of the matter Is. may even have anorted a bit. ylpped the old relative. In her cus- I'm In love. "1 should have thought that your You're not tomary curt manner. Indeed, sir? would hare informed a parrot . Sometimes 1 wish you You've Miss seen Roberta you ' said Sir Roderick, e, because then vqu might have Wickham that we contemplated making this change. a little sense. Yes, sir. I tiiha met a course, before tone of the Rob-rtas . luncheon a hostess. shortly . . hut daughter wrong My Quite Lady Wickham, had welcomed me with a warmth which, I'm bound to any, and told him to tell beaky female Very well, then " but what can one do? you had set the old There waa a pause while I Jrt fluttering a bit. "Tou told Jeeves that you were 'Bertie. Lady Wickham tells ire it sink in. frivolous and lacking In serlous- - of revelry and what not. so thattdo if to In going this room?' she has Invited you to Skeldlngs sleep to you want carry a Job like voices. This ons waa something in gasped. During your stay here. Jeeves.' ness Any girl who tan think up for Christmas. Are you going? between the last trump and a tigI said no doubt, be a wheexe you will, i did. was I is aware like that "Rather! that you my idea of a er calling for breakfast after be- and thrown a good deal together with my nephew were on terms of Well behave vourself. Ladv Miss. Wickham's ing on a diet for a day or two. maid. On such oc- heipmate. 1 wished to spare and "I shall be glad. Jeeves. If by intimacy, Wickham la an old friend of mine." casions. I not did linger. Getting Swiftly pilch it strong." the time I come to bed tonight "I shall naturally endeavor. Aunt off the mark. 1 dived for the door mvsclf the possibility of a visit Sir?" Agatha." I replied stiffly, to conwaa off and away, frofn you. I confess that It never You know what f mean. Tell you have waiting for me in this handle, and . to me that such a visit room a stout stick with a good duct myself in a manner befitting door behind me. And Occurred the banging was a ?" n English gentleman paying ..rat:L darning " needle attached." I was Just about to do tho stretch clock toInbe anticipated at three o'iny depths. These sharp the Visit sir morning. What do Well, of corridor leading to the stairs in he barked, suddenly jet round. A boost is never not another What did you say? Speak up things Jeeves," I said, a split second under the record you mean wasted, Jeeves. " , darn-lnghotting word. up, I can't hear prowling about Sihk, one. and needle time for the course, when some.- - the house at by this Very good. sir. But I said righl-h- p And hour good sharp one, without fall, 'Hut what ? n And 4hi what 11 hat Oh? Well, mind you do g nour han d T A disturbing thought struck ms. tonight." What 1 was about to remark at eleven-thirt- y An irresistible Jerk. force 1 par I looked reason and another found down, that theres why Very good, sir." on will ii-- ", Was that holding mq straining at least I was still grasping the stick. I wonBut, Jeeves, on calm reflection, tilth if Have idea tlcularly wish you to be ne manwhere I would srarcel you any t Bir Roderick have fathered young were. have thought Miss ou . my honest word that, of an Imbecile as you can Tuppy sleeps?You know, sometimes it seems tot give -- vw.x, Kir Rod- Wickham a suitable what with the maelstrom of emo- by now that my objective waa I could ascertain, sir." age while at Skeldlhga. , I Jeeves, were young said is of coidlv out J what Tuppy, and that puncturbeen outside, when suddenly thereP16 going tions into which his revelation erick Glosaop will be there." Do so. Jeeves." your kick against Miss Wickham?" ing bis bottle was Juat uc" an was a crash that sent my spine r! W?J about Jeeves had cast me. the ?, nole What?" In few a he back was minutes "Oh. one -of those things that occur really, sir!" f0U Dont bellow like thal " up through the top of mv L0kUi covery came as gu absolute sur- - when Trth with the necessary Informash. Yule-tid- e I "Jeeves. insist." the Th n,Bht hemd, and the content spirit is abroad Did you say Sir Roderick of the b,d!wle chillier than Mr Giorsop is established in the It merely crossed my mind, sir -one of those things that have lo the dickens. J prlw Ml up like a and ?ha4 rhla" T aald. Oh. that for a gentleman of your de- Moat Room, air." d be donned for thia at and taken with tho expedition What coal "I did " a do mean. you hit oh. a but yea Where's that"" cellar; kr Miss Wickham is not a dressing-gow" scription It waa the tail of. What Is lt? Indulgent smile and the fatherly Tou don't mean Tuppy gan to lighten The The second door on the floor1 ,hlnW suitable mate " thia Infernal of shake had that the garment head? Wbat I mean Its this way: I will ask you to itaina werent quite drawn over the tr What do you mean bv a gentle- caught in the door and pipped me picture me some weeks ago, per- la, he'll realize that I wasnt tryI mean Bir Roderick Glossop. window. I could ee a trifle "Rirht-ho- , ni Jeeves m" at the description eleventh hour. to enooter him, and then all Whieh was my reason for saying lhc cnery here and there, J"your pardon, sir. The fectly peaceful and Inoffensive, af- ing The task to which I had sel The next moment the door had ter th Roderick Glossop. Now Ber-- I dinner at the Drone " good work will have been To facilitate the orderly re opened The bed was opposite tho win m, madvertently. self was ohe that involved hard-- j bloke rcliprA the and the with wasted. tie. 1 want you to listen to me at- - prlllion I broke off. The man wasnt was about to observe, sir. that, ship and discomfort, for it means low with the head against the walt according to plan. I had lefi voice had grabbed me by the arm. No, air. I fancy not. That tentively. Ar you there?" listening. He as goggling in- a though Miss Wickham la a charm- sitting up till well Into the small and the end where the feet were, It was Bir Roderick (jloasop. Yea. Still here. I " rapt sort of wav at the end of the might possibly have been Bir Rodhours then down and out toward where ing voung I padding stood, ajjutttng lady For about and three a s mental reaction, had it nut erick quarter Weil, then, listen. I have at now from llfere which bed, had There. Jeeves, you spoke an cold corridor. But I did not shrink .thus, rendering it possible, after seconds, or possibly more, we Just btgun to drln on to the ' last succeeded, after Incredible dif- - Imperial J from it. After all, there is a lot toiono had sown the seed, so to speak, carpet a been for the second incident" quart. What eyes!" stood evleach in. there, the of all other In face and drinking of drops. . Yes sir " fltulty he said for family tradition. Wefto make a quiet get away. During the night, sir, while Blf so to speak, the old hov still at- series Kir a del. re. in almost persuading Roderick was occupying your bed. Good heavens!" What hair" Woosters did our bit tn tne Cru- - j There only remained now the tached with a llmpet-lik- e to I Roderick that you are not actual- And grip The of this second incident? chatting pleasantly sir." Very true, sade. rather tricky problem of locating I and that ' ly Insane. Ho is prepared to sus- And what espieg'erle If that's It being Christmas eve, therejthe old somebody entered the room, piercbottle. I mean! he was not young. Toppy, TuppyJ Yofl! said Sir Roderh k finally seen I woVd he baa until I the' broke ed off lift; TWain He his had judgment pend was. as I had foreseen, a good deal to eav. th again. bottle with some one thing you can't has one of those high, squeaky And In this connection 1 want to ed the sheets and was gazing at sharp Instrument, and vanished In you once more. On your behavior Ths ,xart wor(J 1 All right, then. the corpse of the boi- - the darkness." , at Skeldlngs, therefore" on," Garry 1 But I had hung up tho receiver I grant Miss Wickham the posWhat! Do you think I walked Did you do this?" he said in a in mv sleep?" Shaken. That's what I was. session of all these desirable qualij a formidable waa low. strangled sort of xolcc-"E- r This Glossop I ties. Sir Nevertheless Mtss Wick' N, sir. It was young Mr. Glosold bird with a bald head and out- ham lacks seriousness, ,r. i yea. As a matter of fact sop who did it. 1 one- - -- 'ered him a too volatile and frivolous. To ghe is 's size eyebrows, by I waa Just going to tell you yes. profession this qualsir. shortly before I ' loony doctor. How it happened. I ify as Miss "And your aunt tried to per- romemorning, He Wickham's a In cheerful ; coUdn't tell you to this day, but gentleman would need tohusband, suade me that you were not in- sidrils. here. aj possess and of me how inquired . 1 once got engaged to hi daughter sane" con-you were feeling about the Inciex- - commanding personality and Ij a I'm not. Alisoluteiy .not. If dent not Honoris, ghastly dynamic aiderablr strength of character." being aware that hia ... . 'hibil who read Nietzsche and had ' Exactly" you'll Just let me explain " xict in had been Bir Roderick " 1 will do i a laugh bre!t,kVrig 0?i a of the JtunL li 1 would nothing But always h'sitate to recwhat an amazing Jeeves, " ; Mern and coast. The It all began ommend as a life's companion a eoinefdnc!' ; fixture was scratched, owing to young Silenee!" JJ with "Sir? vivid such a 5 . lady shade He did some events occurring which convinced of red exhair. Red hair, sir, is dan- 1 Why. young Tuppy getting exin , the old boy that 1 we. off ercises. room Isnt unusually as dirty aa all drawing lh curtaina aside thera. time, and, I quickty lifted the tin rontinud From Iage Five.) actly the same Idea as 1 did. Or. I he has. serous. My bed is drenched!" ; Uapper; and since tb-- o that1 as Miss Wickham did. You on waa rather ' my desk that can, with the grinning frog atop The way it all began: " always had my name at the top nnowor.. Mr Loomia," 1 "No, sir, said Perry, soltly, "but waa Something . I m d. you re talking not there when I had left it jit- - I saw It could be unfastened Be quiet! He - heaved some- can t say thats not a miracle." of his list ot Loonies 1 have rut I IllV hdn(j upon hlm therD was a lot of aylt Not altogether, str. It appears shavings in your last a tin something round and and I slipped the strange thing what for a while. You Idiot," he Lunched With. blind j e i Mhould j "Very good sir sir, and I Just shiny, and about it waa wrapped a into my desk drawer and closed said, "kindly inform me which bed- that he received the "Jeeves," I aald, all of a twit suggestion ztrange wtia Hap-'meeting 5wept out from few her " urll,Ijr strands of a end the doW-eroom cord, as it the ter "do you know what? Sir good'7ccfe7dhatr'VillT,LlV"rr,nnS eomething to came are fellows in ,u just you hln that supposed to be occuFrom Weil, you Just naturally atop of which disappeared over the desk hold the meeting. Miss Wickham" Roderick Glossop is going to be pying." kii lilmcouUnt und.ri.temJ ,,0r where ou are and tell me where lop Yes air." had quite a hard time getting at Lady Wickhams. Tt'a on the floor above. The h'8 loo,1'1 And I drank a modi, urn of 'ho shavings came from! I said, You mean to say that after she 'LJ11? By Jinks! I said. That's the everybody out of the clubhouse Clock Room. "Very good, air. If you have ' to ev,fr ste-d I rh as over ,,hal little an. same kind of a the K'od deal of hauteur. T' ,To I saw Happer Perry Blokes lingered had put me up to the scheme of finished breakfast, 1 will clear ' It ln longest. He 'Thank you. I will find It." and new walked into my writing pileroom Nam pull out ofthing ..and hia I nt that .ften few ? find a mvaelf could not understand why I did "Eh?" pocket puncturing Tuppy botaway' tle. she went off and tipped Tuner days ago in the wood not want him to stay. I finally got He gave me the eyebrow. 1 moved None 1 swiftly now, and stood him to go, and I waa alone. "I propose." be said, to pass off to puncturing mine? before my desk. And now X saw opened my desk drawer which Precisely, sir. Bho is a Young and the remainder of the night In your what thia strange thing was. A tin drew out the tin can with the room, where; I presume, there is a lady with adteen sens of humor, anticipated, can with sn iron frog on top ot sir." bed in a condition to be In. it. Waa grji.r.tng It ing atop frog slept It. The frog's mouth waa open wide, I raised the hand. the heavy. Something inside that can, You may Bestow yourself aa comIt was a queer thing. Say no more. Jeeves," I reno doubt. The Iron frog, too. add-e- l fortably a you can here, X will the maek. 1 ignored iert.sted in the around this comjt mystery T' it sir Who could there from, have put plied. j111 yur careful attenltun for a rno lkve is dead " to its weight. But inside that wish you good night." decent feeling. old river bank that I ve plum for1 followed said I And He v warn I me 1 mn'I few new-la handed we of myself. brooded for a while. that Jo am the what you "Do so. Jeeves." I said proudly Woosters are old , tin can. I said to myself, was a Well, all about everything elss gotten waa 1 saw at on cord the the line cut of that You've wrapthe1 bo',t to seen Bir Itoderick - this We ? on can lot that make to down taka sharings. you of the Going g"'ng stuff that weighed a plenty. Skeldlngs rough But from this moment on, Mr. they had been made with an au- ped about it twice end then twenty-thirJeeves was aloof and, '00 Prtty silty I connected the little switch to with the smooth. But to say that morning?" s only one thing there Loomis, A oxer h and the desk bore gur. oul Yes, had liked sir? top "Indeed, the sir" brought I the wire that led down through reered. And before dinner prospect now before a How did he seem?" saw, now. Why the boles had the hole bored out of the wood. the first night cf my visit he put the onj nd that la othose shavings jetsrr s. Pre'ty dasJicd sil- - go.ng towork In the floor. I set me would be paltering with touch "You II have to show me just been bored into our floor. A little emotional, sir. II exThat the can upon my One lo make you look. truth. he atuds in my dress ahtrt in the bed told at ;,nd glance r desklhe frog where 0oe shavings were lylug cord disappeared through one of mouth not 1 that any idea of sleeping there pressed a strong desire to meet what I can only roll a - marked morning if I remember rightly, you E?' ? r.brlng tl1 when three Inches away me was out A goldfish could you began to sweep. Perry. the holes. have Yu- - sir. manner. The whole thing was ex-- J rate that M.sa Wickham was vol- from mine thf to hu"r I down in atile. ,hat What would you advise? "Right beside your desk, sir. my chair slowly sat It, but not Bertram. After aj frivolous, and lacking in Iremely 1 painful, and it seemed to "Hello!" 'said softly. "Shadow. done io motner. ni, 1 here the is whe at and found stared of e em." bit Right Am "If you were to aUp out hr the look louenes. me. as in d mi the mornI decided that correct?' lay I'm listening, Hawkins." came the best chanceround, He pointed down to the lower frog on top of the tin can. X bent old The" Kack mans or Quite It would eyea of sir. twenty-fourta eort of entrance, correct, the lightened that getting be the, ing me curved about his thin left aide of the desk. The floor had forward and studied the thing a, soft but clear voice out of the mght's rest was to doze ae well as! possible for vou sir. to make your way only step to take was to put thj "Then what I haie to teiiyou been mouth, I so clean I more an that saw Jn could across swept in cause the ob-to the I armchair. may field closely. ordinary whcle fact of the case before him you alter that opm-iwithout being a pinched a moment where the shavings had can. Just a tin can But It wssl 1 anew It w gs Shadow! Id know new you would ana trust to his native good sense on I went for a walk with Miss couple of pillows off the bed. served, and reach the village where hl voir anywhere. I sat back as- - shoved could hire an automobile to the hearth-ru- g over to effect an understanding. soldered, and sealed tight with! i founded. Joyfully, and ha Jumped, come from- (Wickham this afternoon; and, as my)ou feet. knees and walked I told her about what Mv hostess. doan and started take you to London. I could bring "Ill go right back! 8ee, here is a little hole In the lead, and the frog upon it- Wickham, was came the voice out counting sat a beaky female,Lady ill tell her well, now.floor, I said, pointing down. In was soldered upon It, and from f Hawk.ot. tnonth. your effects later in your own ear ' built far too close-- j young Tuppy Glossop dia to nie!IOn aheep. e Are But it wasn't any yon But London. Jeeves? Is think I should teil,fat. there were more thsnone. the frog's tail a wire went into f , ,f.ro 7 good. This1 ly on the lines of my Aunt Agatha ,n bath at swimming man safe? My Aunt Agatha isanr hideous blackwas can. which Hrones. revelation soldered. of the also been holes Ro-bad for comfort; but her daughter. bhe hung upon my words! J made, two a in With both ears." I said, softly. ness of Jeeves " comLondon 1 I sat thr as and did were was slowly, back, farther lerta had welcomed me with treachery kept full from of "Tell away that!or I said, slowly, ad sympath. 'Mudow her" turning my head to look furtive- ing back to me every time I near He regarded me for warmth which. Im hound to say, ''indeed, sir? in doing one of the great- - the dp,lk but ,n moment right bang so, 1 drew my arms back across ly both right and left, but I'm ly succeeded in dropping off. I was' with a fai hornless de of the desk, the desk. My fingers came In con bad set the old heart strings flut-- l eye. "Dripping wt?h it. And thats st things In hU life. Tell her he,uR aa,nt lb Shadow how did you get lust wondering If I would ever gett I think Ihe lhat nt beat every - tact with a, bit of paper by. afruid, air would Haw-- I terlng a bit. And Sir Kodertc kl not ad Almost lefore i had fin-- ! for working on to thia? Rekatary to sleep again in this world, when be for you lo leave plan, I in the bnef moment we had iud ished she wis suggesting the bram-- t kins!' 'thing ever heard of. Why would Jinks! the same kind of paper England whirh Never elbow a voire is at said Good Mr. -Loomis had not in bonn mind. th that showed my Nam scheme will loor of me, pleasant at this time of the Happer together, had said "H.i. ftr bringing younfi young, t,nA n Ah" the note from Shadow and I be looking for that tin can on your morning, sir." and I sat up slth year, for some Rule while. I ! Tuppy', m aorrow o nian!"nut particularly cbum-of ;rayanybatr, T roteh, u!d tort take the liberty of dir- j mflv. but he said itvand my view grave that quickly hunched myself over It desk. I didnt steal It, Hawktns. I I one could poaeibiy hi. gratitude, lie leaned oxer and',, . could have sworn I hadn t so toting vour movements, sir Juit borrowed it for a while, to l wa, that It practically amounted imagine." P and read : but. xraeped my hand. SJhe will knowhadn't X? to the lion lying doan with the about help you. but please put it In your much as dozed off for even a. min- - as you already hare aecomrooda-ute- r That i, very gratifjing. air Hawkins, don't worry ' lathat desk but apparently I had. For the tlon engaged on Hi Blue Train for me- I'm okay. I'm better evrythlttp snd lamb. lock than tt whenever up you WithBf Kafr and aquarer"'l quickly Put were drawn back and Monte Carlo for the day after whmtf' Bo, ail In all, life at this Juncbe that even. I ve put this thing on are not using it and use It only curtaina waa in. nodding. "She knows that cause VI fwas staringwaa ralng;at the ture aeemed pretty well all to the coming In throrgh morrow " your desk. I had to work at odd wbetrou want to talk to me." straight educated,' w .11 come hark to her.Kat means he th wirdow, and there was Jeevea In Where are you. Shadow? "But you canceled the booking?" ,to - 2 w"nd''rir-ktimes, so they wouldnt se me muetard, and I decided to tell Jeevea.it used to iiecome necessary and for the love or Mike! Mr called. No. sr. Jeex-a is from little There switch time to time for the right LoomiaI exactly how matter aftod uqder the .1 show her that tete ! wn a T told V. desk. can the the Detach of you to." Jeevea, I aid, as he appeared thinking element to slip it across shadow don't. onlv top Cover our It earlier, school he sudup!" snapped Yea air. It was remiwiof ms "SIT? , sou place ltryourdeali den ly . Put-- it away, 'quick!" cruin of the baArr son. tx. m. vll--VT .iv'.l! Iel out half-hoI Ihe brew. thswitllowpd restoring I m afraid matter eiee ljut when l drawer W I quickly detached the can from that! kqow ahat they did. Jeexes? of t,ie slipped my mind.' anybody evk. I scratching to do w'th uch,1tM v?hool,r or two, and felt a little Oh." Mont Carlo trip has been a bit to myself as I unlocked around. But when you want to th wire and put It in my desk mouthful .... No. sir" better. I waa aching in every limb Yes. sir. the to me. door of a Jar for you. Jeeves." talk into and I Just went in. took for speak a drawer. They Then knew softly JeevesI loin took inkwell stick, my - - - . the dome felt like lead: but All right. Jeevea Monte Carlo I wouldn't aav that, sir- .Perry Stokes alwavs thinks he can the mouth of the frog and lalq It ovez Ihe end of the and I waa now able to think with a cer- ho. then. beat hie down. But not today. I Oh. yes. It has Ive sen It SHADOW." Wire that )ei down to the floor 1 amount tain clearness and of walked into the meeting room, and For a moment t sat hack, as- from my desk top "'err good air" very well. then. What I wish to fixed -man with a stony eye there seemqd to be Its lucky, as things hare tum-e- d tonished. Then 1 laughed loudiy Impress upon you. Jeex-es- . is that "I came back, air, same Per- and the let him have It. to prepared out. that vou forgot to dance! Jt was through no light ahd airy ferent. Not like when'something m op.n 'up harshly. Thia wes a big piece of rys voice. Because Roy Dobel You I said think do so, that booking." youf fooi'shness! Imagine! Shadow saw something spooky at the low caprice that I accented this Invita-- needle through the bedclothes and me on let tell Much, you. depends fortunate no tlon to Lady Wickham's. I haveji punctured her hot water wae atone house, and la In a faint sir. what sir. tf m must have gone crazy. He " i yon mean by the adjective vou wri wait here ,indeed. btwix angling for it for weeks. J!f.d been here Inventor. He couldn't fix up a Jv Somebody else had piiiva sir. I will reWell. Jeeves. Ih.l iw the Srlsehdr0m' nd should go 1 W If. moreover, ' backmerry. suppose you urturnto vonr room and procure a rathfr Hit before me. nice thi Fven U h. " prompted hy many considerations scheme which Miss Wic'ham sn lr Witht7nI?dWAhei? hlT it i KOin to be merry for suit of cloth" -It wan lmrerAiv that I nhouM pulled off my lumber I should !, rllht, Perry,' J tiid, "Let i you, correct that impreafon, oi, young vhr. tUe"d! rom. te Skeldlngs for Christmas.' Tuppy. and that I, wrk boys came In Juat then. I go by the Met moot, the girl ,ou call frora ?" es. I said, takl'g another half- - "Copyright OurmroUnl'red Ucit'iufo myrlUtJom! I The heard thoir footstep in ample! Which we did. oz. of tea and speaking in a cold CUy.) WJIrtr Svvice. 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