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  \"Youareright,\"hesaid。\"Whenonecomestothinkofit,itisamazing。Howlongtheprophetsofwoehavepreached,andhowcompletelytheirteachingshavebeenignored!Theinvasionbogeyhasbeensolongamongusthatithasbecomenothingbutajest。

  EvenI,inaway,amoneoftheunbelievers。\"

  \"Youarenotserious,David!\"sheexclaimed。

  \"Iam,\"heaffirmed。\"IthinkthatifwecouldreadthatdocumentweshouldseethatthereisnoplantherefortheimmediateinvasionofEngland。IthinkyouwouldfindthattheblowwouldbestrucksimultaneouslyatourColonies。Weshouldeitherhavetosubmitorsendaconsiderablefleetawayfromhomewaters。Then,Ipresume,thequestionofinvasionwouldcomeagain。Allthetime,ofcourse,thegagewouldbeflungdown,treatieswouldbedefied,weshouldbescornedasthoughwewereanationofweaklings。Austriawouldgatherinwhatshewanted,andtherewouldbenoonetointerfere。\"

  Louisewasverypalebuthereyeswereflashingfire。

  \"Itisthemostterriblethingwhichhashappenedinhistory,\"shesaid,\"thisdecadenceofyourcountry。OnceEnglandheldthescalesofjusticefortheworld。Nowsheisnolongerstrongenough,andthereisnonetotakeherplace。David,evenifyouknowwhatthatdocumentcontains,eventhenwillithelpverymuch?\"

  \"Verymuchindeed。Don\'tyouseethatthereisonehopelefttous-onehope-andthatisRussia?TheCzarmustbemadetowithdrawfromthatcompact。Wewanttoknowhisshareinit。Whenweknowthat,therewillbeasecretmissionsenttoRussia。GermanyandAustriaarestrong,buttheyarenotalltheworld。WithRussiabehindandFranceandEnglandwestward,thestruggleisatleastanequalone。Theyhavetofacebothdirections,theyhavetofacetwogreatarmiesworkingfromtheeastandfromthewest。\"

  Shenodded,andtheysatthereinsilenceforseveralmoments。

  Bellamywasthinkingdeeply。

  \"Yousay,Louise,\"heasked,lookingupquickly,\"thatyourroomshavebeensearched。Whenwasthis?\"

  \"Onlylastnight,\"shereplied。

  Bellamydrewalittlesighofrelief。

  \"Atanyrate,\"hesaid,\"Streusshasnoideathatthedocumentisnotinourpossession。HeknowsnothingaboutLaverick。Howarewegoingtodealwithhim,Louise,whenhecomesforhisanswer?\"

  \"Youhaveaplan?\"sheasked。

  \"Thereisonlyonethingtobedone,\"Bellamydeclared。\"IshallsaythatwehavealreadyhandedoverthedocumenttotheEnglishGovernment。Itwillbeabluff,pureandsimple。Hemaybelieveitorhemaynot。\"

  \"Youwillbreakyourcompactthen,\"sheremindedhim。

  \"Ishallcallmyselfjustified,\"hecontinued。\"Hehasattemptedtorobusofthedocument。Youaresureofwhatyousay-thatyourroomsanddressing-roomhavebeensearched?\"

  \"Absolutelycertain,\"shedeclared。

  \"Thatwillbesufficient,\"Bellamydecided。\"IfStreusscomestome,Ishallmeethimfrankly。Ishalltellhimthathehastriedtoplaytheburglarandthatitmustbewar。IshalltellhimthatthecompactisinthehandsofthePrimeMinister,andthatheandhisspieshadbetterclearout。\"

  Shelookedathimquestioningly。

  \"Ofcourse,youunderstand,\"headded,\"thereisonethingwecando,andonethingonly。WemustsendamissiontoRussiaandanothertoFrance,andbeforetheGermanfleetcanpassdowntheNorthSeawemustdeclarewar。Itistheonlythinglefttous-aboldfront。

  Withoutthatpacketwehavenocasusbelli。Withit,wecanstrike,andstrikehard。Istillbelievethatifwedeclarewarwithinsevendays,weshallsaveourselves。\"

  StreussandKahnlooked,too,acrossthepanoramaofLondon,acrossthedingyAdelphiGardens,theturbidThames,thesmoke-hungworldbeyond。TheyweretogetherinStreuss\'ssitting-roomontheseventhfloorofoneofthegreatStrandhotels。

  \"Ourenterpriseisafailure!\"Kahnexclaimedgloomily。\"Wecannotdoubtitanylonger。Ithink,Streuss,thatthebestcourseyouandIcouldadoptwouldbetorealizeitandtogetback。Wedonogoodhere。Weonlyrunneedlessrisks。\"

  Thefaceoftheothermanwasdarkwithanger。Histone,whenhespoke,shookwithpassion。

  \"Youdon\'tknowwhatyousay,Kahn!\"hecriedhoarsely。\"Itellyouthatwemustsucceed。Ifthatdocumentreachesthehandsofanyoneinauthorityhere,itwouldbetheworstdisasterwhichhasfallenuponourcountrysinceyouorIwereborn。Youdon\'tunderstand,Kahn!Youkeepyoureyesclosed!\"

  \"Whatmencandowehavedone,\"theotheranswered。\"VonBehrlingplayedusfalse。Hehasdiedatraitor\'sdeath,butitisverycertainthathepartedwithhisdocumentbeforehereceivedthattwentythousandpounds。\"

  \"Onceandforall,Idonotbelieveit!\"Streussdeclared。\"Atmid-day,IcansweartoitthatthecontentsofthatenvelopewereunknowntotheMinistersoftheKinghere。NowifVonBehrlinghadpartedwiththatdocumentlastMondaynight,don\'tyousupposethateverythingwouldbeknownbynow?Hedidnotpartwithit。

  BellamyandMademoiselleliewhentheysaythattheypossessit。

  ThatdocumentremainsinthepossessionofVonBehrling\'smurderer,anditisforustofindhim。\"

  Kahnsighed。

  \"Itisoutsideoursphere-that。Whatcanwedoagainstthepoliceofthiscountryworkingintheirownland?\"

  Streussstruckthetablebeforewhichtheywerestanding。Theveinsinhistempleswerelikewhipcord。

  \"Adolf,\"hemuttered,\"youtalklikeafool!Can\'tyouseewhatitmeans?Ifthatdocumentreachesitsdestination,whatdoyousupposewillhappen?\"

  \"Theywillknowourplans,ofcourse,\"Kahnanswered。\"Theywillhavetimetomakepreparation。\"

  Streusslaughedbitterly。

  \"Worsethanthat!\"heexclaimed。\"Theyarenotallfools,theseEnglishstatesmen,thoughonewouldthinksotoreadtheirspeeches。

  Can\'tyouseewhattheresultwouldbeifthatdocumentreachesDowningStreet?Waratamoment\'snotice,warsixmonthstoosoon!

  Don\'tyouknowthateveryshipbuildingyardinGermanyisworkingnightandday?Don\'tyouknowthateverynerveisbeingstrained,thatthemusclesofthecountryarehammeringtherivetsintoournewbattleships?Thereisbutonechanceforthiscountry,andifherstatesmenreadthatdocumenttheywillknowwhatitis。ItisopentothemtodestroytheGermannavyutterly,torenderthemselvessecureagainstattack。\"

  \"Theywouldneverhavethecourage,\"Kahndeclared。\"Theymightmakeashowofdefendingthemselvesiftheywereattacked,buttotaketheinitiative-no!Idonotbelieveit。\"

  \"Thereisonemanwhohaswitenoughtodoit,\"Streusssaid。\"HemaynotbeintheCabinet,buthecommandsit。Kahn,wakeup,man!

  YouandItogetherhaveneverknownwhatfailuremeans。Itellyouthatthatdocumentisstilltobeboughtorfoughtfor,andwemustfindit。ThismorningMademoiselledroveintothecityandcalledattheofficesofastockbrokerwithinadozenyardsofCrookedFriars\'Alley。Shewastherealongtime。Thestockbrokerhimselfcameoutwithherintothestreet,tookhertoseetheentry,stoodwithherthereandreturned。Whatwasherinterestinhim,Kahn?

  HisnameisLaverick。Fourdaysagohewasonthebrinkofruin。

  Totheamazementofeveryone,hemetallhisengagements。WhydidMademoisellegotothecitytoseehim?HewasathisofficelatethatTuesdaynight。Hehadapartnerwhohasdisappeared。\"

  Kahnlookedathiscompanionwithadmiration。

  \"Youhavefoundallthisout!\"heexclaimed。

  \"Andmore,\"Streussdeclared。\"Fortwenty-fourhours,thismanLaverickhasnotmovedwithoutmyspiesathisheels。\"

  \"Whynotapproachhimboldly?\"Kahnsuggested。\"Ifhehasthedocument,letusoutbidMademoiselleLouise,anddoitquickly。\"

  Streussshookhishead。

  \"Youdon\'tknowtheman。HeisanEnglishman,andifhehadanyideawhatthatdocumentcontained,ourchancesofbuyingitwouldbesmallindeed。ThisiswhatIthinkwillhappen。Mademoisellewilltrytoobtainit,andtryinvain。ThenBellamywilltellhimthetruth,andhewillpartwithitwillingly。Inthemeantime,I

  believethatitisinhispossession。

  \"Theevidenceisslenderenough,\"objectedKahn。

  \"Whatifitis!\"Streussexclaimed。\"Ifitisonlyahundredtoonechance,wehavetotakeit。Ihavenofancyfordisgrace,Adolf,andIknowverywellwhatwillhappenifwegobackempty-handed。\"

  Thetelephonebellrang。Streusstookoffthereceiverandheldittohisear。Thewordswhichhespokewerefew,butwhenhelaidtheinstrumentdowntherewasacertainamountofsatisfactioninhisface。

  \"Atanyrate,\"heannounced,\"thismanLaverickdidnotpartwiththedocumentto-day。MademoiselleLouiseandBellamyhavebeensittingintheParkforanhour。Whentheyseparated,shedrovehomeanddroppedhimathisclub。Uptillnow,then,theyhavenotthedocument。WeshallseewhatMr。Laverickdoeswhenheleavesbusinessthisevening;ifhegoesstraighthome,eitherthedocumenthasneverbeeninhispossession,orelseitisinthesafeinhisoffice;ifhegoestoMademoiselleIdiale\'s-\"

  \"Well?\"Kahnaskedeagerly。

  \"IfhegoestoMademoiselleIdiale\'s,\"Streussrepeatedslowly,\"thereisstillachanceforus!\"

  CHAPTERXXIII

  LAVERICKATTHEOPERA

  Laverick,inpresentinghiscardattheboxofficeatCoventGardenthatevening,didsowithouttheslightestmisconceptionofthereasonswhichhadpromptedMademoiselleIdialetobeghimtobecomeherguest。Itwassheercuriositywhichpromptedhimtopursuethisadventure。Hewasperfectlyconvincedthatpersonallyhehadnointerestforher。Insomewayorotherhehadbecomeconnectedinhermindwiththemurderwhichhadtakenplacewithinafewyardsofhisoffice,andinsomeotherequallymysteriousmannerthatmurderhadbecomeasubjectofinteresttoher。Eitherthat,orthiswasoneofthewhimsofaspoiledandpleasure-surfeitedwoman。

  Hefoundanexcellentboxreservedforhim,andameasureofcourtesyfromtheattendantsnotoftenvouchsafedtoanordinaryvisitor。TheoperawasSamsonandDelilah,andevenbeforeherwonderfulvoicethrilledthehouse,itseemedtoLaverickthatnopersonmorelovelythanthewomanhehadcometoseehadevermoveduponanystage。Itappearedimpossiblethatmovementsogracefulandpassionateshouldremainsoabsolutelyeffortless。Thereseemedtobesomestrangepowerinsidethewoman。Surelyherwillguidedherfeet!Thenecessityforphysicaleffortneveronceappeared。Notwithstandingtheslightprejudicewhichhehadfeltagainsther,itwasimpossibletokeephisadmirationaltogetherincheck。Thefascinationofherwonderfulpresence,andthenhergloriousvoice,movedhimwiththerestoftheaudience。Heclappedastheothersdidattheendofthefirstact,andheleanedforwardjustaseagerlytocatchaglimpseofherwhenshereappearedandstoodtherewiththatmarveloussmileuponherlips,acceptingwithfaint,deprecatinggratitudethehomageofthepackedhouse。

  Justbeforethecurtainroseuponthesecondact,therewasaknockathisboxdoor。Oneoftheattendantsusheredinashortmanofsomewhatremarkablepersonality。Hewasbarelyfivefeetinheight,andanextremelyfatneckandacorpulentbodygavehimalmosttheappearanceofahunchback。Hehadblack,beadyeyes,ablackmoustachefiercelyturnedup,andsallowskin。HiswhitegloveshadcuriousstitchingsonthebacknotcommoninEngland,andhissilkhat,exceedinglyglossy,hadwiderbrimsthanareusuallyassociatedwithBondStreet。

  Laverickhalfrose,butthelittlemanspreadoutonehandandcommencedtospeak。Hisaccentwasforeign,but,ifnotanEnglishman,heatanyratespokethelanguagewithconfidence。

  \"Mydearsir,\"hebegan,\"Ioweyoumanyapologies。ItwasMademoiselleIdiale\'swishthatIshouldmakeyouracquaintance。

  MynameisLassen。IhavethefortunetobeMademoiselle\'sbusinessmanager。

  \"Iamverygladtomeetyou,Mr。Lassen,\"saidLaverick。\"Willyousitdown?\"

  Mr。Lassenthereuponhunghishatuponapeg,removedhisovercoat,straightenedhiswhitetiewiththeaidofalooking-glass,brushedbackhisglossyblackhairwiththepalmsofhishands,andtooktheseatoppositeLaverick。Hisfirstquestionwasinevitable。

  \"Whatdoyouthinkoftheopera,sir?\"

  \"ItislikeMademoiselleIdialeherself,\"Laverickanswered。\"Itisabovecriticism。\"

  \"Sheis,\"Mr。Lassensaidfirmly,\"theloveliestwomaninEuropeandhervoiceisthemostwonderful。Itisagreatcombination,this。Imyselfhavemanagedformanystars,IhavebroughttoEnglandmostofthosewhosenamesareknownduringthelasttenyears;buttherehasneverbeenanotherLouiseIdiale,-neverwillbe。\"

  Icanbelieveit,\"Laverickadmitted。

  Shehaswonderfulqualities,too,\"continuedMr。Lassen。\"Youracquaintancewithher,Ibelieve,sir,isoftheshortest。\"

  \"Thatisso,\"Laverickanswered,alittlecoldly。Hewasnotparticularlytakenwithhisvisitor。

  \"Mademoisellehasspokentomeofyou,\"thelatterproceeded。

  \"ShedesiredthatIshouldpaymyrespectsduringtheperformance。\"

  \"Itisverykindofyou,\"Laverickanswered。\"Asamatteroffact,itisexceedinglykind,also,ofMademoiselleIdialetoinsistuponmycominghereto-night。Shedidmethehonor,asyoumayknow,ofpayingmeavisitinthecitythismorning。\"

  \"Soshedidtellme,\"Mr。Lassendeclared。\"Mademoiselleisagreatwomanofbusiness。Mostofherinvestmentsshecontrolsherself。Shehaswhims,however,anditneverdoestocontradicther。Shehasalso,curiouslyenough,apreferenceforthemenofaffairs。\"

  LaverickhadreachedthatstagewhenhefeltindisposedtodiscussMademoiselleanylongerwithastranger,eventhoughthatstrangershouldbehermanager。Henoddedandtookuphisprogramme。Ashedidso,thecurtainrangupuponthenextact。Laverickturneddeliberatelytowardsthestage。Thelittlemanhadpaidhisrespects,asheputit。Laverickfeltdisinclinedforfurtherconversationwithhim。Yet,thoughhisheadwasturned,heknewverywellthathiscompanion\'seyeswerefixeduponhim。Hehadanuncomfortablesensethathewasanobjectofmorethanordinaryinteresttothisvisitor,thathehadcomeforsomespecificobjectwhichasyethehadnotdeclared。

  \"YouwillliketogoroundandseeMademoiselle,\"thelatterremarked,sometimeafterwards。

  Laverickshookhishead。

  \"Ishallfindanotheropportunity,Ihope,tocongratulateher。\"

  \"But,mydearsir,sheexpectstoseeyou,\"Mr。Lassenprotested。

  \"Youarehereatherinvitation。Itisusual,Icanassureyou。\"

  \"MademoiselleIdialewillperhapsexcuseme,\"Lavericksaid。\"I

  haveanengagementimmediatelyaftertheperformanceisover。\"

  HiscompanionmutteredsomethingwhichLaverickcouldnotcatch,andmadesomeexcusetoleavetheboxafewminuteslater。Whenhereturned,hecarriedalittle,notewhichhepresentedtoLaverickwithanairoftriumph。

  \"ItisasIsaid!\"heexclaimed。\"Mademoiselleexpectsyou。\"

  Laverickreadthefewlineswhichshehadwritten。

  Iwishtoseeyouaftertheperformance。Ifyoucannotcomeroundorescortmeyourself,willyoucomelatertotherestaurantofLuigi,where,asalways,Ishallsup。Donotfail。

  LouiseIdiale。

  Laverickplacedthenoteinhiswaistcoatpocketwithoutimmediateremark。Lateronheturnedtohiscompanion。

  \"WillyoutellMademoiselleIdiale,\"hesaid,\"thatIwilldomyselfthehonorofcomingtoheratLuigi\'srestaurant。IhaveanengagementaftertheperformancewhichImustkeep。\"

  \"Youwillcertainlycome?\"Lassenaskedanxiously。

  \"Withoutadoubt,\"Laverickpromised。

  Mr。Lassentookuphishat……

  \"IwillgoandtellMademoiselle。Forsomereasonorothersheseemedparticularlydesirousofseeingyouthisevening。Shehasherwhims,andthosewhohavemosttodowithher,likemyself,finditwelltokeepthemgratified。IfIdonotseeyouagain,sir,permitmetowishyougoodevening。\"

  Hedisappearedwithseveralbowsofhispudgylittleperson,andLaverickwasleftwithanotherpuzzletosolve。Hewasnotintheleastconceited,andhedidnotforamomentmisinterpretthiswoman\'sinterestinhim。Herinvitation,heknewverywell,wasonewhichhalfLondonwouldhavecoveted。Yetitmeantnothingpersonal,hewassureofthat。Itsimplymeantthatforsomemysteriousreason,thesamereasonwhichhadpromptedhertovisithiminthecityhewasofinteresttoher。

  AtafewminutesbeforeelevenLavericklefttheplaceanddrovetothestage-dooroftheUniversalTheatre。Zoecameoutamongthefirstandpauseduponthethreshold,lookingupanddownthestreeteagerly。Whensherecognizedhim,hersmilewasheavenly。

  \"Oh,howniceofyou!\"sheexclaimed,steppingatonceintohistaxicab。\"Youdon\'tknowhowdifferentitfeelstohopethatthereissomeonewaitingforyouandthentofindyourhopecometrue。

  To-nightIwasnotsure。Youhadsaidnothingaboutit,andyetI

  couldnothelpbelievingthatyouwouldbehere。\"

  \"Iwashoping,\"hesaid,\"thatwemighthaveanothersuppertogether。

  Unfortunately,Ihaveanengagement。\"

  \"Anengagement?\"sherepeated,herfacefalling。

  Lavericklovedthetruthandheseldomhesitatedtotellit。

  \"Itisratheranoddthing,\"hedeclared。\"YourememberthatwomanatLuigi\'slastnight-MademoiselleIdiale?\"

  \"Ofcourse。\"

  \"Shecametomyofficeto-dayandgavemesixthousandpoundstoinvestforher。Shemademetakeheroutandshowherwherethemurderwascommitted,andaskedagreatmanyquestionsaboutit。

  ThensheinsistedthatIshouldgoandhearhersingthisevening,andIfindthatIwasexpectedtotakeherontosupperafterwards。

  Iexcusedmyselfforalittlewhile,butIhavepromisedtogotoLuigi\'s,whereshewillbe。\"

  Thegirlwassilentforamoment。

  \"Wherearewegoingnow,then?\"sheasked。

  \"Whereveryoulike。Icantakeyouhomefirst,orIcanleaveyouanywhere。\"

  Shelookedathimwithapiteouslittlesmile。

  \"Thelasttwonightsyouhavespoiledme,\"shesaid。\"IhavesomanyevilthoughtsandIamafraidtogohome。\"

  \"Iamsorry。IfIcouldthinkofanythingoranywhere-\"

  \"No,youmusttakemehome,please,\"saidshe。\"Itwasselfishofme。OnlyMademoiselleIdialeissuchawonderfulperson。Doyouthinkthatshewillwantyoueverynight?\"

  \"Ofcoursenot,\"helaughed。\"Come,Iwillmakeanengagementwithyou。Wewillhavesuppertogetherto-morrowevening。\"

  Shebrightenedupatonce。

  \"Iwonder,\"sheaskedtimidly,afewminutesafterwards,\"haveyouheardanythingfromArthur?HepromisedtosendatelegramfromQueenstown。\"

  Laverickshookhishead。Hesaidnothingaboutthemarconigramhehadsent,ortheanswerwhichhehadreceivedinforminghimthattherewasnosuchpersononboard。Itseemedscarcelyworthwhiletoworryher。

  \"Ihaveheardnothing,\"hereplied。\"Ofcourse,hemustbehalf-waytoAmericabynow。\"

  \"Therehavebeennomoreinquiriesabouthim?\"sheasked。

  \"Nomorethantheusualonesfromhisfriends,andafewcreditors。

  ThelatterIampayingastheycome。Butthereisonethingyououghttodowithme。Ithinkweoughttogotohisroomsandlockuphispapersandletters。Heneverevenwentback,youknow,afterthatnight。\"

  Shenoddedthoughtfully。

  \"Whenwouldyouliketodothis?\"

  \"IamsobusyjustnowthatIamafraidIcansparenotimeuntilMondayafternoon。Wouldyougowithmethen?\"

  \"Ofcourse……Mytimeismyown。Wehavenomatinee,andIhavenothingtodoexceptintheevening。\"

  Theyhadreachedherhome。Itlookedverydarkandveryuninviting。

  Sheshiveredasshetookherlatchkeyfromthebagwhichshewascarrying。

  \"Comeinwithme,please,whileIlightthegas,\"shebegged。\"Itlookssodreary,doesn\'tit?\"

  \"Yououghttohavesomeonewithyou,\"hedeclared,\"especiallyinapartlikethis。\"

  \"Oh,Iamnotreallyafraid,\"sheanswered。\"Iamonlylonely。\"

  Hestoodinthepassagewhileshefeltforaboxofmatchesandlitthegasjet。Intheparlortherewasabowlofmilkstandingwaitingforher,andsomebread。

  \"Thankyousomuch,\"shesaid。\"NowIamgoingtomakeupthefireandreadforashorttime。Ihopethatyouwillenjoyyoursupper-well,moderately,\"sheadded,withalittlelaugh。

  \"Icanpromiseyou,\"heanswered,\"thatIshallenjoyitnomorethanlastnight\'sorto-morrownight\'s。\"

  Shesighed。

  \"Poorlittleme!\"sheexclaimed。\"ItisnotfairtohavetocompetewithMademoiselleIdiale。Goodnight!\"

  Somethinghesawinhereyesmovedhimstrangelyasheturnedaway。

  \"Wouldyoulikeme,\"heaskedhesitatingly,\"supposingIgetawayearly-wouldyoulikemetocomeinandsaygoodnighttoyoulateron?\"

  Herfacewassuddenlyflushedwithjoy。

  \"Oh,do!\"shebegged。\"Do!\"

  Heturnedawaywithasmile。

  \"Verywell,\"hesaid。\"Don\'tshutupjustyetandIwilltry。\"

  \"Ishallstayhereuntilthreeo\'clock,\"shedeclared,-\"untilfour,even。Youmustcome。Remember,youmustcome。See。\"

  Sheheldouttohimherkey。

  \"Icanknockatthedoor,\"heprotested。\"Youwouldhearme。\"

  \"ButImightfallasleep,\"sheanswered。\"Iamafraid。Ifyouhavethekey,Iamsurethatyouwillcome。\"

  Heputitinhiswaistcoatpocketwithalaugh。

  \"Verywell,\"hesaid,\"ifitisonlyforfiveminutes,Iwillcome。\"

  CHAPTERXXIV

  ASUPPERPARTYATLUIGI\'S

  LaverickwalkedintoLuigi\'sRestaurantataboutaquartertotwelve,andfoundtheplacecrowdedwithmanylittlesupper-partiesontheirwaytoafancydressball。Thedemandfortableswasfarinexcessofthesupply,buthehadscarcelyshownhimselfbeforetheheadmaitred\'hotelcamehurryingup。

  \"MademoiselleIdialeiswaitingforyou,sir,\"heannouncedatonce。

  \"Willyoubesogoodastocomethisway?\"

  Laverickfollowedhim。Shewassittingatthesametableaslastnight,butshewasalone,anditwaslaid,henoticedwithsurprise,onlyfortwo。

  \"Youhavetreatedme,\"shesaid,assheheldoutherfingers,\"toanewsensation。Ihavewaitedforyoualonehereforaquarterofanhour-I!Suchathinghasneverhappenedtomebefore。\"

  \"Youdometoomuchhonor,\"Laverickdeclared,seatinghimselfandtakingupthecarte。

  \"Then,too,\"shecontinued,\"Isupalonewithyou。ThatiswhatI

  seldomdowithanyman。NotthatIcarefortheappearance,\"sheadded,withacontemptuouswaveofthehand。\"Nothingtroublesmeless。Itissimplythatonemanaloneweariesme。Almostalwayshewillmakelove,andthatIdonotlike。You,Mr。Laverick,Iamnotafraidof。Idonotthinkthatyouwillmakelovetome。\"

  \"AnyintentionsImayhavehad,\"Laverickremarked,withasigh,\"I

  forthwithbanish。Youaskahardtaskofyourcavaliers,though,Mademoiselle。\"

  Shesmiledandlookedathimfromunderhereyelids。

  \"Notofyou,Ifancy,Mr。Laverick,\"shesaid。\"Idonotthinkthatyouareoneofthosewhomakelovetoeverywomanbecausesheisgood-lookingorfamous。\"

  \"Totellyouthetruth,\"Laverickadmitted,\"Ifindithardtomakelovetoanyone。Ioftenfeelthemostprofoundadmirationforindividualmembersofyoursex,buttoexpressone\'sselfisdifficult-sometimesitisevenembarrassing。Forsupper?\"

  \"Itisordered,\"shedeclared。\"Youaremyguest。\"

  \"Impossible!\"Laverickassertedfirmly。\"IhavebeenyourguestattheOpera。Youatleastowemethehonorofbeingmineforsupper。\"

  Shefrownedalittle。Shewasobviouslyunusedtobeingcontradicted。

  \"Isupwithyou,then,anothernight,\"sheinsisted。\"No,\"shecontinued,\"Ifyouaregoingtolooklikethat,Itakeitback。I

  supwithyouto-night。Thisisanillomenforourfutureacquaintance。Ihavegivenintoyoualready-I,whogiveintonoman。Givemesomechampagne,please。\"

  Lavericktookthebottlefromtheice-pailbyhisside,butthesommelierdartedforwardandservedthem。

  \"Idrinktoourbetterunderstandingofoneanother,Mr。Laverick,\"

  shesaid,raisingherglass,\"and,ifyouwouldlikeadoubletoast,Idrinkalsototheearlygratificationofthecuriositywhichisconsumingyou。\"

  \"Thecuriosity?\"

  \"Yes!YouarewonderingallthetimewhyitisthatIchoselastnighttosendandhaveyoupresentedtome,whyIcametoyourofficeinthecityto-daywiththeexcuseofinvestingmoneywithyou,whyIinvitedyoutotheOperato-night,whyIcommandedyoutosupperhereandamsuppingwithyoualone。Nowconfessthetruth;youarefullofcuriosity,isitnotso?\"

  \"Frankly,Iam。\"

  Shesmiledgood-humoredly。

  \"Iknewitquitewell。Youarenotconceited。Youdonotbelieve,assomanymenwould,thatIhavefalleninlovewithyou。Youthinkthattheremustbesomeobject,andyouaskyourselfallthetime,\'Whatisit?\'inyourheart,Mr。Laverick,Iwonderwhetheryouhaveanyidea。\"

  Hervoicehadfallenalmosttoawhisper。Shelookedathimwithasuggestionofstealthinessfromunderhereyelids,alookwhichonlyneededtheslightestsofteningofherfacetohavemadeitsomethingalmostirresistible。

  \"Icanassureyou,\"Lavericksaidfirmly,\"thatIhavenoidea。\"

  \"Doyourememberalmostmyfirstquestiontoyou?\"sheasked。

  \"Itwasaboutthemurder。Youseemedinterestedinthefactthatmyofficewaswithinafewyardsofthepassagewhereitoccurred。\"

  \"Quiteright,\"sheadmitted。\"Iseethatyourmemoryisverygood。

  There,then,Mr。Laverick,youhavethesecretofmydesiretomeetyou。\"

  Laverickdrankhiswineslowly。Thewomanknew!Impossible!Hereyeswerewatchinghisface,butheheldhimselfbravely。Whatcouldsheknow?Howcouldsheguess?

  \"Frankly,\"hesaid,\"Idonotunderstand。Yourinterestinmearisesfromthefactthatmyofficesarenearthesceneofthatmurder。Well,tobeginwith,whatconcernhaveyouinthat?\"

  \"Themurderedman,\"shedeclaredthoughtfully,\"wasanacquaintanceofmine。\"

  \"Anacquaintanceofyours!\"Laverickexclaimed。\"Why,hehasnotbeenidentified。Nooneknowswhohewas。\"

  Sheraisedhereyebrowsveryslightly。

  \"Mr。Laverick,\"shemurmured,\"thenewspapersdonottellyoueverything。Irepeatthatthemurderedmanwasanacquaintanceofmine。OnlythreedaysagoItraveledpartofthewayfromViennawithhim。\"

  Laverickwasintenselyinterested。

  \"Youcould,perhaps,throwsomelight,then,uponhisdeath?\"

  \"PerhapsIcould,\"sheanswered。\"Icantellyouonething,atanyrate,Mr。Laverick,ifitisnewstoyou。Atthetimewhenhewasmurdered,hewascarryingaverylargesumofmoneywithhim。ThisisafactwhichhasnotbeenspokenofinthePress。\"

  OnceagainLaverickwasthankfulforthosenervesofhis。Hesatquitestill。Hisfaceexhibitednothingmorethantheblankamazementwhichhecertainlyfelt。

  \"Thisismarvelous,\"hesaid。\"Haveyoutoldthepolice?\"

  \"Ihavenot,\"sheanswered。\"Iwish,ifIcan,toavoidtellingthepolice。\"

  \"Butthemoney?Towhomdiditbelong?\"

  \"Nottothemurderedman。\"

  \"Toanyonewhomyouknowof?\"heinquired。

  \"Iwonder,\"shesaid,afteramomentofhesitation,\"whetherIamtellingyoutoomuch。\"

  \"Youaretellingmeagooddeal,\"headmittedfrankly。

  \"Iwonderhowfar,\"sheasked,\"youwillbeinclinedtoreciprocate?\"

  \"Ireciprocate!\"heexclaimed。\"ButwhatcanIdo?WhatdoIknowofthesethings?\"

  Shestretchedoutherhandlazily,anddrewtowardsherawonderfulgoldpursesetwithemeralds。Carefullyopeningit,shedrewfromtheinteriorasmallflatpocketbook,alsoofgold,withagreatuncutemeraldsetintoitscentre。This,too,sheopened,anddrewoutseveralsheetsofforeignnote-paperpinnedtogetheratthetop。

  Thesesheglancedthroughuntilshecametothethirdorfourth。

  ThenshebentitdownandpasseditacrossthetabletoLaverick。

  \"Youmayreadthat,\"shesaid。\"ItispartofareportwhichIhavehadinmypossessionsinceWednesdaymorning。\"

  Laverickdrewthesheettowardshimandread,inthin,angularcharacters,verydistinctandplain:

  Sometenminutesaftertheassault,apolicemanpasseddownthestreetbutdidnotglancetowardthepassage。Thenextpersontoappearwasagentlemanwholeftsomeofficesonthesamesideasthepassage,andwalkeddownevidentlyonhishomewardway。Heglancedupthepassageandsawthebodylyingthere。Hedisappearedforamomentandstruckamatch。

  Aminuteafterwardsheemergedfromthepassage,lookedupanddownthestreet,andfindingitemptyreturnedtotheofficefromwhichhehadissued,lethimselfinwithhislatchkey,andclosedthedoorbehindhim。Hewasthereforabouttenminutes。Whenhereappeared,hewalkedquicklydownthestreetandforobviousreasonsIwasunabletofollowhim。

  Theaddressoftheofficeswhichheleftandre-enteredwasMessrs。Laverick&Morrison,Stockbrokers。

  \"Thatinterestsyou,Mr。Laverick?\"sheaskedsoftly。

  Hehandeditbacktoher。

  \"Itinterestsmeverymuch,\"heanswered。\"Whowasthisunseenpersonwhowrotefromtheclouds?\"

  \"Imaynottellyouallmysecrets,Mr。Laverick,\"shedeclared。

  \"Whathaveyoudonewiththattwentythousandpounds?\"

  Laverickhelpedhimselftochampagne。Helistenedforamomenttothemusic,andlookedintothewonderfuleyeswhichshonefromthatbeautifulfaceafewfeetaway。Herlipswereslightlyparted,herforeheadwrinkled。Therewasnothingoftheaccuserinhercountenance;agentleironywasitsmostpoignantexpression。

  \"Isthisafairytale,MademoiselleIdiale?\"

  Sheshruggedhershoulders。

  \"Itmightseemso,\"sheanswered。\"SometimesIthinkthatallthetimewelivetwolives,-thelifeofwhichtheworldseestheoutside,andthelifeinsideofwhichnoonesaveourselvesknowsanythingatall。Look,forinstance,atallthesepeople-thesechorusgirlsandyoungmenabouttown-theolderones,too-allhungryforpleasure,alldrinkingatthecupoflifeasthoughtheyhadindeedbutto-dayandto-morrowinwhichtoliveandenjoy。

  Havetheynoshadows,too,nosecrets?Theyseemsoharmless,yetifthegreatwhitetruthshonedown,mightonenotfindamurdererthere,adyingmanwhoknewhisterriblesecret,yonderaCroesusonthevergeofbankruptcy,astrongmanplayingwithdishonor?Butthosearethethingsoftheotherworldwhichwedonotsee。Themenlookatusto-nightandtheyenvyyoubecauseyouarewithme。

  ThewomenenvymemorebecauseIhaveemeraldsuponmyneckandshouldersforwhichtheywouldgivetheirsouls,andafamethroughoutEuropewhichwouldturntheirfoolishheadsinaveryfewminutes。Buttheydonotknow。Therearetheshadowsacrossmypath,andIthinkthattherearetheshadowsacrossyours。Whatdoyousay,Mr。Laverick?\"

  Helookedather,curiouslymoved。Nowatlasthebegantobelievethatitwastruewhattheysaidofher,thatshewasindeedamarvelouswoman。Shehadafamewhichwouldhavecontentedninehundredandninety-ninewomenoutofathousand。Shehadbeauty,and,morewonderfulstill,thegrace,thefascinationwhichareirresistible。Shehadbuttoliftafingerandtherewerefewwhowouldnotkneeltodoherbidding。Andyet,behinditalltherewereotherthingsinherlife。Hadshesoughtthem,orhadtheycometoher?

  \"Youareoneofthosewisepeople,Mr。Laverick,\"shesaid,\"whorealizethedangerofwords。Youbelieveinsilence。Well,silenceisoftengood。Youdonotchoosetoadmitanything。\"

  \"Whatisthereformetoadmit?DoyouwanttoknowwhetherIamthemanwholeftthoseoffices,whodisappearedintothepassage,whoreappearedagain-\"

  \"Withapocket-bookcontainingtwentythousandpounds,\"shemurmuredacrosstheflowers。

  \"Atleasttellmethis?\"hedemanded。\"Wasthemoneyyours?\"

  \"Iamnotlikeyou,\"shereplied。\"IhavetalkedagreatdealandIhavereachedthelimitofthethingswhichImaytellyou。\"

  \"Butwherearewe?\"heasked。\"Areyouseriouslyaccusingmeofhavingrobbedthismurderedman?\"

  \"Bethankful,\"shedeclared,\"thatIamnotaccusingyouofhavingmurderedhim。\"

  \"Butseriously,\"heinsisted,\"amIonmydefencehaveItoaccountformymovementsthatnightasagainstthewrittenwordofyourmysteriousinformant?Isityouwhoarechargingmewithbeingathief?IsittoyouIamtoaccountformyactions,todefendmyselfortopleadguilty?\"

  Sheshookherhead。

  \"No,\"sheanswered。\"Ihavesaidalmostmylastwordtoyouuponthissubject。AllthatIhavetoaskofyouisthis。Ifthatpocket-bookisinyourpossession,emptyitfirstofitscontents,thengooveritcarefullywithyourfingersandseeifthereisnotasecretpocket。Ifyoudiscoverthat,Ithinkthatyouwillfindinitasealeddocument。Ifyoufindthatdocument,youmustbringittome。\"

  Thelightswentdown。Thevoiceofthewaitermurmuredsomethinginhisears。

  \"Itisafterhours,\"MademoiselleIdialesaid,\"butLuigidoesnotwishtodisturbus。Still,perhapswehadbettergo。\"

  Theypasseddowntheroom。ToLaverickitwasall-likeadream-

  thelaughingcrowd,theflushedmenandbright-eyedwomen,theloweredlights,theairofvoluptuousnesswhichsomehowseemedtohaveenfoldedtheplace。Inthehallhermaidcameup。Asmallmotor-brougham,withtwoservantsonthebox,wasstandingatthedoorway。Mademoiselleturnedsuddenlyandgavehimherhand。

  \"Oursupper-party,Ithink,Mr。Laverick,\"shesaid,\"hasbeenquiteasuccess。Weshallbeforelong,Ihope,meetagain。\"

  Hehandedherintothecarriage。Hermaidwalkedwiththem。Thefootmanstooderectbyhisside。Therewerenofurtherwordstobespoken。Alittlecrowdinthedoorwayenviedhimashestoodbareheadeduponthepavement。

  CHAPTERXXV

  JIMSHEPHERD\'SSCARE

  Itwas,initsway,apatheticsightuponwhichLaverickgazedwhenhestoleintothatshabbylittlesitting-room。Zoehadfallenasleepinasmall,uncomfortableeasy-chairwithitsbacktothewindow。Hersupperofbreadandmilkwashalffinished,herhatlayuponthetable。Abookwasuponherlapasthoughshehadstartedtoreadonlytofinditslipthroughherfingers。Hestoodwithhiselbowuponthemantelpiece,lookingdownather。Hereyelashes,longandsilky,weremorebeautifulthanevernowthathereyeswereclosed。Hercomplexion,palethoughshewas,seemedmorethecreamypallorofsomesouthernracethanthewhitenessofill-health。Thebodiceofherdresswasopenafewinchesattheneck,showingthefaintwhitesmoothnessofherflawlessskin。

  Notevenhershabbyshoescouldconcealtheperfectshapeofherfeetandankles。Oncemoreherememberedhisfirstsimile,hisfirstthoughtofher。Sheseemed,indeed,likesomedaintystatuette,uncouthlyclad,whohadstrayedfromaworldofherownuponroughdaysandfoundherselfill-equippedindeedforthestruggle。HisheartgrewhotwithangeragainstMorrisonashestoodandwatchedher。Supposingshehadbeendifferent!Itwouldhavebeenhisfault,leavingheralonetobattleherwaythroughthemostdifficultofalllives。Brute!

  Hehadmutteredthewordhalfaloudandshesuddenlyopenedhereyes。Atfirstsheseemedbewildered。Thenshesmiledandsatup。

  \"Ihavebeenasleep!\"sheexclaimed。

  \"Amostunnecessarystatement,\"heanswered,smiling。\"Ihavebeenstandinglookingatyouforfiveminutesatleast。\"

  \"HowfortunatethatIgaveyouthekey!\"shedeclared。\"Idon\'tsupposeIshouldeverhaveheardyou。Nowpleasestandthereinthelightandletmelookatyou。\"

  \"Why?\"

  \"IwanttolookatamanwhohashadsupperwithMademoiselleIdiale。\"

  Heshruggedhisshoulders。

  \"AmIsupposedtobeawandereroutofParadise,then?\"

  Shelookedathimdoubtfully。

  \"Theytellstrangestoriesabouther,\"shesaid;\"butoh,sheissobeautiful!IfIwereaman,Ishouldfallinlovewithherifsheevenlookedmyway。\"

  \"ThenIamglad,\"heanswered,\"thatIamlessimpressionable。\"

  \"Andyouarenotinlovewithher?\"sheaskedeagerly。

  \"WhyshouldIbe?\"helaughed。\"Sheislikeawonderfulpicture,amarvelousstatue,ifyouwill。Everythingaboutherisfaultless。

  Butonelooksatthesethingscalmlyenough,youknow。Itislifewhichstirslife。\"

  \"Doyouthinkthatthereisnolifeinherveins,then?\"Zoeasked。

  \"Ifthereis,\"heanswered,\"IdonotthinkthatIamthemantostirit。\"

  Shedrewalittlesighofcontent。

  \"Yousee,\"shesaid,\"youaremyfirstadmirer,andIhaven\'ttheleastdesiretoletyougo。\"

  \"Incredible!\"hedeclared。

  \"Butitistrue,\"sheansweredearnestly。\"Youwouldnothavemetalktotheseboyswhocomeandhangonatthestage-door。ThementowhomIhavebeenintroducedbytheothergirlshavebeenveryfew,andtheyhavenotbeenverynice,andtheyhavenotcaredformeandIhavenotcaredforthem。Ithink,\"shesaid,disconsolately,\"Iamtoosmall。Everyoneto-dayseemstolikebigwomen。CoraSinclair,whoisjustbehindmeinthechorus,getsbouquetseverynight,andsimplychooseswithwhomsheshouldgoouttosupper。\"

  Lavericklookedgrave。

  \"Youarenotenvyingher?\"heasked。

  \"Notintheleast,aslongasItooamtakenoutsometimes。\"

  Lavericksmiledandsatonthearmofherchair。

  \"MissZoe,\"hesaid,\"Ihavecomebecauseyoutoldmeto,justtoprove,yousee,thatIamnotinthetoilsofMademoiselleIdiale。

  Butdoyouknowthatitishalfpastone?Imustnotstayhereanylonger。\"

  Shesighedoncemore。

  \"Youareright,\"sheadmitted,\"butitissolonely。IhaveneverbeenherewithoutMayandhermother。Ihaveneversleptaloneinthehousebeforetheothernight。IfIhadknownthattheyweregoingaway,Ishouldneverhavedaredtocomehere。\"

  \"Itistoobad,\"hedeclared。\"Couldn\'tyougetoneoftheothergirlstostaywithyou?\"

  Sheshookherhead。

  \"ThereareoneortwowhomIwouldliketohave,\"shesaid,\"buttheyarealllivingeitherathomeorwithrelatives。TheothersI

  amafraidabout。Theyseemtoliketositupsolateand-\"

  \"Youarequiteright,\"heinterruptedhastily,-\"quiteright。Youarebetteralone。Butyououghttohaveaservant。\"

  Shelaughed。

  \"Ontwopoundsfifteenaweek?\"sheasked。\"YoumustrememberthatIcouldnotevenlivehere,onlyIhavepracticallynorenttopay。\"

  Hefidgetedforamoment。

  \"MissZoe,\"hesaid,\"IamperfectlyseriouswhenItellyouthatI

  havemoneywhichshouldgotoyourbrother。Whywillyounotletmealteryourarrangementsjustalittle?Icannotbeartothinkofyouhereallalone。\"

  \"Itisverykindofyou,\"sheanswereddoubtfully;\"butplease,no。

  Somehow,IthinkthatitwouldspoileverythingifIacceptedthatsortofhelpfromyou。IfyouhaveanymoneyofArthur\'s,keepitforatimeandIthinkwhenyouwritehim-Idonotwanttoseemgrasping-butIthinkifhehasanytospareyoumightsuggestthathedoesgivemejustalittle。Ihaveneverhadanythingfromhimatall。Perhapshedoesnotquiteunderstandhowharditisforme。

  \"Iwilldothat,ofcourse,\"Laverickanswered,\"butIwishyouwouldletmeatleastpayoveralittleofwhatIconsiderduetoyou。Iwilltaketheresponsibilityforit。Itwillcomefromhimandnotfromme。\"

  Sheremainedunconvinced。

  \"Iwouldratherwait,\"shesaid。\"Ifyoureallywanttogivemesomething,Iwillletyou-outofmybrother\'smoney,ofcourse,Imean,\"sheadded。\"Ihaven\'tanythingsavedatall,orIwouldn\'thavethat。Butonedayyoushalltakemeoutandbuymeadressandhat。YoucantellArthurdirectlyyouwritetohim。Idon\'tmindthat,forsometimesIdofeelashamed-Ididtheothernighttohaveyousitwithmethere,andtofeelthatIwasdressedsoverydifferentlyfromallofthem。\"

  Helaughedreassuringly。

  \"Idon\'tthinkmennoticethosethings。Tomeyouseemedjustasyoushouldseem。IonlyknowthatIwasgladenoughtobetherewithyou。\"

  \"Wereyou?\"-ratherwistfully。

  \"OfcourseIwas。NowIamgoing,butbeforeIgo,don\'tforgetMondayafternoon。We\'llhavelunchandthengotoyourbrother\'srooms。\"

  Sheglancedattheclock。

  \"Isitreallysolate?\"sheasked。

  \"Itis。Don\'tyounoticehowquietitisoutside?\"

  Theystoodhandinhandforamoment。Astrangesilenceseemedtohavefallenuponthestreets。LaverickwassuddenlyconsciousofsomethingwhichhehadneverfeltwhenMademoiselleIdialehadsmileduponhim-aquickeningofthepulses,asenseofgatheringexcitementwhichalmosttookhisbreathaway。Hiseyeswerefixeduponhers,andheseemedtoseethereflectionofthatsamewaveoffeelinginherownexpressiveface。Herlipstrembled,hereyesweredeeperandsofterthanever。Theyseemedtobeaskinghimaquestion,askingandaskingtilleveryfibreofhisbodywasconcentratedinthedesperateeffortwith,whichhekeptheratarm\'slength。

  \"Isitsoverylate?\"shewhispered,comingjustalittlecloser,sothatshewasindeedalmostwithintheshelterofhisarms。

  Heclutchedherhandsalmostroughlyandraisedthemtohislips。

  \"Muchtoolateformetostayhere,child,\"hesaid,andhisvoiceeventohimselfsoundedhardandunnatural。

  \"Runalongtobed。To-morrownight-to-morrownight,then,Iwillfetchyou。Good-bye!\"

  Helethimselfout。Hedidnotevenlookbehindtothespotwherehehadlefther。Heclosedthefrontdoorandwalkedwithswift,almostsavagefootstepsdownthequietStreet,acrosstheSquare,andintoNewOxfordStreet。Hereheseemedtobreathemorefreely。

  Hecalledahansomanddrovetohisrooms。

  Thehall-porterhadlefthispostinthefronthall,andtherewasnoonetoinformLaverickthatavisitorwasawaitinghim。Whenheenteredhissitting-room,however,hegavealittlestartofsurprise。

  Mr。JamesShepherdwasreclininginhiseasy-chairwithhishandsuponhisknees-Mr。JamesShepherdwithhisfacemorepastyeventhanusual,hiseyesatriflegreener,hiswholedemeanoroneofunconcealedandunaffectedterror。

  \"Hullo!\"Laverickexclaimed。\"Whatthedickens-whatdoyouwanthere,Shepherd?\"

  \"Uponmyword,sir,I\'mnotsurethatIknow,\"themanreplied,\"butI\'mscared。I\'vebroughtyoubackthecertificatesofthemshares。Iwantyoutokeepthemforme。I\'mterrifiedlesttheycomeandsearchmyroom。Iam,Itellyoufair。I\'mterrifiedtoorderapintofbeerformyself。They\'rewatchingmeallthetime。\"

  \"Whoare?\"Laverickdemanded。

  \"Lordknowswho;\"Shepherdanswered,\"butthere\'stwoofthematit。

  Itoldyouaboutthemasaskedquestions,andIthoughttherewe\'ddoneandfinishedwithit。Notabitofit!Therewasanotheronetherethisafternoon,saidhewasajournalist,makingsketchesofthepassageandaskingmenoendofquestions。Hewasn\'tnojournalist,I\'llsweartothat。Iaskedhimabouthispaper。

  \'Half-a-dozen,\'hedeclared。\'They\'reallgladtohavewhatIsendthem。\'Journalist!Lordknowswhotheotherchapwasandwhathewasaskingquestionsfor,butthisonewasa\'tec,straight。JoeForman,hewasinto-daylookingaftermyplace,forI\'dgivenamonth\'snotice,andhesaystome,\"Youseethatbigchap?\'-meaninghimashadbeenaskingmethequestions-andIsays\"Yes!\'andhesays,\'That\'sa\'tee。I\'veseedhiminapolicecourt,givingevidence。\'Iwentallofashiversothatyoucouldhaveknockedmedown。\"

  \"Come,come!\"saidLaverick。\"There\'snoneedforyoutobefeelinglikethisaboutit。Allthatyou\'vedoneisnottohaverememberedthosetwocustomerswhowereinyourrestaurantlateonenight。

  There\'snothingcriminalinthat。\"

  \"There\'ssomethingcriminalinhavingtwohundredandfiftypounds\'

  worthofsharesinone\'spocket-somethingsuspicious,anyway,\"

  Shepherddeclared,plumpingthemdownonthetable。\"Iain\'tgivingyoutheseback,mind,butyoumustkeep\'emforme。IwishI\'dnevergivennotice。IthinkI\'llaskthebosstokeepmeon。\"

  \"Whydoyousupposethatthismanisparticularlyinterestedinyou?\"

  Laverickinquired。

  \"Ain\'tItoldyou?\"Shepherdexclaimed,sittingup。\"Why,he\'sbeentomyplacedownin\'Ammersmith,askingquestionsaboutme。

  Mylandladyswearshedidn\'tgointomyroom,butwhocantellwhetherhedidornot?Thosesortofchapscangetinanywhere。

  ThenIwentoutforabitofanairingaftertheoneo\'clockrushwasoverto-day,andI\'mdangedifhewasn\'tatmy\'eels。IseedhimcomingroundbyLiverpoolStreetjustasIwentinabartogetadropofsomething。\"

  Laverickfrowned。

  \"IfthereisanythinginthisStory,Shepherd,\"hesaid,\"ifyouarereallybeingfollowed,whatathunderingfoolyouweretocomehere!AlltheworldknowsthatArthurMorrisonwasmypartner。\"

  \"Icouldn\'thelpit,sir,\"themandeclared。\"Icouldn\'t,indeed。

  Iwassoscared,IfeltImustspeakaboutittosomeone。Andthenthereweretheseshares。TherewasnowhereIcouldkeep\'emsafe。\"

  \"Lookhere,\"Laverickwenton,\"you\'realarmingyourselfaboutnothing。Inanycase,thereisonlyonethingforyoutodo。Pullyourselftogetherandputaboldfaceuponit。I\'llkeepthesecertificatesforyou,andwhenyouwantsomemoneyyoucancometomeforit。Gobacktoyourplace,andifyourmasteriswillingtokeepyouonperhapsitwouldbeagoodthingtostaythereforanothermonthorso。Butdon\'tletanyoneseethatyou\'refrightened。Remember,there\'snothingthatyoucangetintotroublefor。Noone\'sobligedtoanswersuchquestionsasyou\'vebeenasked,exceptinacourtandunderoath。Sticktoyourstory,andifyoutakemyadvice,\"Laverickadded,glancingathisvisitor\'sshakingfingers,\"youwillkeepawayfromthedrink。\"

  \"It\'slittleenoughI\'vehad,sir,\"Shepherdassuredhim。\"Adropnowandthenjusttokeepupone\'sspirits-nothingthatamountstoanything。\"

  \"Makeitaslittleaspossible,\"Lavericksaid。\"Remember,I\'mbackofyou,I\'llseethatyougetintonotrouble。Anddon\'tcomehereagain。Cometomyoffice,ifyoulike-there\'snothinginthat-

  butdon\'tcomehere,youunderstand?\"

  Shepherdtookuphishat。

  \"Iunderstand,sir。I\'msorrytohavetroubledyou,butthesightofthatmanfollowingmeaboutfairlygavemetheshivers。\"

  \"Comeintotheofficeasoftenasyoulike,inreason,Lavericksaid,showinghimout,\"butnothereagain。Keepyoureyesopen,andletmeknowifyouthinkyou\'vebeenfollowedhere。\"

  \"There\'snomorenewsinthepapers,sir?Nothingturnedup?\"

  \"Nothing,\"repliedLaverick。\"Ifthepolicehavefoundoutanythingatall,theywillkeepituntilaftertheinquest。\"

  \"Andyou\'veheard。nothing,sir,\"Shepherdasked,speakinginahoarsewhisper,\"ofMr。Morrison?\"

  \"Nothing,\"Laverickanswered。\"Mr。Morrisonisabroad。\"

  Themanwipedhisforeheadwithhishand。

  \"Ofcourse!\"hemuttered。\"Agoodjob,too,forhim!\"

  CHAPTERXXVI

  THEDOCUMENTDISCOVERED

  Onthefollowingmorning,Lavericksurprisedhisofficecleanerandoneerrand-boybyappearingataboutaquartertonine。HefoundawomanbusybrushingouthisroomandamanCleaningthewindows。

  Theystaredathiminamazement。Hisarrivalatsuchanhourwasabsolutelyunprecedented。

  \"Youcanleavetheofficejustasitis,ifyouplease,\"hetoldthem。\"Ihaveafewthingstoattendtoatonce。\"

  Hewasaccordinglyleftalone。Hehadreckoneduponthisasbeingtheoneperiodduringthedaywhenhecouldrelyuponnotbeingdisturbed。Nevertheless,helockedthedoorsoastobesecureagainstanypossibleintruder。Thenhewenttohissafe,unlockedit,anddrewfromitssecretdrawerthewornbrown-leatherpocket-book。

  Firstofallhetookoutthenotesandlaidthemuponthetable。

  Thenhefeltthepocket-bookalloverandhisheartgavealittleleap。ItwastruewhatMademoiselleIdialehadtoldhim。Ononesidetherewasdistinctlyarustlingasofpaper。Heopenedthecasequiteflatandpassedhisfingerscarefullyoverthelining。

  Verysoonhefoundtheopening-itwassimplyamatterofdrawingdownthestiffsilkliningfromunderneaththeoverlappingedge。

  Thrustinginhisfingers,hedrewoutalongforeignenvelope,securelysealed。Scarcelystoppingtoglanceatit,herearrangedthepocket-book,replacedthenotes,andlockeditupagain。Thenheunboltedhisdoorandsatdownathisdesk,withthedocumentwhichhehaddiscovered,onthepadinfrontofhim。

  Therewasnotmuchtobemadeofit。Therewasnoaddress,buttheblacksealattheendboretheimpressionofaforeigncoatofarms,andamottowhichtohimwasindecipherable。Heheldituptothelight,buttheoutsidesheethadnotbeenwrittenon,andhegainednoideaastoitscontents。Heleanedbackinhischairforamoment,andlookedatit。SothiswasthedocumentwhichwouldprobablyrevealthesecretofthemurderinCrookedFriars\'Alley!

  ThiswasthedocumentwhichMademoiselleIdialeconsideredofsomuchmoreimportancethanthefortunerepresentedbythatpacketofbank-notes!Whatdiditallmean?Wasthisman,whohadeitherexpiatedacrimeorbeenthevictimofaterriblevengeance,-washeapolitician,adealerintradesecrets,amemberofasecretsociety,aninformer?Orwasheoneoftheundergroundcriminalsoftheworld,oneofthosewhocrawlbeneaththesurfaceofknownthings-acreatureofthedarkplaces?Perhapsduringthosefewminutes,whenhisbrainwascoolandactive,withthegreatcityawakeningallaroundhim,Laverickrealizedmorecompletelythaneverbeforeexactlyhowhestood。Withoutdoubthewaswalkingonthebrinkofaprecipice。Fourdaysagotherehadbeennothingforhimbutruin。Themeansofsalvationhadsuddenlypresentedthemselvesinthisstartlinganddramaticmanner,andwithouthesitationhehadembracedthem。Whatdiditallamountto?Howfarwasheguilty,andofwhat?Washeathief?Thelawwouldprobablycallhimso。Thelawmighthaveevenmoretosay。Itwouldsaythatbykeepinghismouthclosedastohisadventureonthatnighthehadrangedhimselfonthesideofthecriminals,-hewasguiltynotonlyoftechnicaltheft,butofacriminalknowledgeofthisterriblecrime。Eventshadfollowedupononeanothersorapidlyduringtheselastfewdaysthathehadlittleenoughtimeforreflection,littletimetorealizeexactlyhowhestood。Thelong-expectedboomin\"Unions,\"thecomingofZoe,thestrangeadvancesmadetohimbyMademoiselleIdiale,herincomprehensibleconnectionwiththistragedyacrosswhichhehadstumbled,andherapparentknowledgeofhisshareinit,-thesethingsweresufficient,indeed,togivehimfoodforthought。Laverickwasnotbynatureapessimist。Otherthingsbeingequal,hewouldhavemade,withoutdoubt,amagnificentsoldier,forhehadcourageofarareandhighorder。Itneveroccurredtohimtositandbrooduponhisowndanger。

  Heratherwelcomedtheopportunityofoccupyinghismindwithotherthoughts。Yetinthosefewminutes,whilehewaitedforthebusinessofthe:daytocommence,helookedhisexactpositioninthefaceandherealizedmorethoroughlyhowgraveitreallywas。Howwashetofindawayout-tosethimselfrightwiththelaw?Whatcouldhedowiththosenotes?Theywerethereuntouched。Hehadonlymadeuseoftheminanindirectway。Theywerethereintact,ashehadpickedthemupuponthatfatefulnight。Wasthereanypossiblechancebymeansofwhichhemightdiscovertheownerandrestoretheminsuchawaythathisnamemightneverbementioned?

  Hiseyesrepeatedlysoughtthatenvelopewhichlaybeforehim。

  Insideitmustliethesecretofthewholetragedy。Shouldheriskeverythingandbreaktheseal,orshouldheriskperhapsasmuchandtellthewholetruthtoMademoiselleIdiale?Itwasastrangedilemmaforamantofindhimselfin。

  Then,ashesatthere,thebusinessofthedaycommenced。Apileofletterswasbroughtin,thetelephonesintheouterofficebegantoring。Hethrustthesealedenvelopeintothebreast-pocketofhiscoatandbuttoneditup。There,forthepresent,itmustremain。

  Heowedittohimselftodevoteeveryenergyhepossessedtomakethemostofthisgreattideofbusiness。Withsetfaceheclosedthedoorsupontheunrealworld,andtookholdoftheleverswhichweretoguidehispassagethroughtheoneinwhichhewasanactualfigure。

  Hervisitwasnotaltogetherunexpected,andyet,whentheytoldhimthatMademoiselleIdialewasoutside,hehesitated。

  \"Itistheladywhowasheretheotherday,\"hisheadclerkremindedhim。\"Wemadearemarkablygoodchoiceofstocksforher。Theymustbeshowingnearlysixteenhundredpoundsprofit。Perhapsshewantstorealize。\"

  \"Inanycase,youhadbettershowherin,\"saidLaverick。

  Shecame,bringingwithher,notwithstandingherblackclothesandheavyveil,theatmosphereofastrangeworldintohissomewhatseverelyfurnishedoffice。Herskirtsswepthiscarpetwithamusicalswirl。Shecarriedwithherafaint,indefinableperfumeofviolets,-aperfumealtogetherpeculiar,dedicatedtoherbyafamouschemistintheRueRoyale,andsuppliedtonootherpersonuponearth。Whoelsewasthere,indeed,whocouldhavewalkedthosefewyardsasshewalked?

  Herosetohisfeetandpointedtoachair。

  \"Youhavecometoaskaboutyourshares?\"heaskedpolitely。\"Sofar,wehavenothingbutgoodnewsforyou。\"

  Sherecognizedthathespoketoherinthepresenceofhisclerk,andshewavedherhand。

  \"Womenwhowillcomethemselvestolookaftertheirpoorinvestmentsareanuisance,Isuppose,\"shesaid。\"ButindeedIwillnotkeepyoulong。AfewminutesareallthatIshallaskofyou。Iambeginningtofindcityaffairssointeresting。\"

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