The writer did not dare sign his name, but those words are sufficient to show me, and were no doubt intended to show me, who the warning comes from.

It is from that juggler who performed here some six weeks ago.

Traveling about as he does, and putting aside altogether those strange powers of his, he has no doubt the means of knowing what is going on.

As I told you that night, I had done him some slight service, and he promised at the time that, if the occasion should ever arise, he would risk his life to save mine.

The fact that he showed, I have no doubt, especially to please me, feats that few Europeans have seen before, is, to my mind, a proof of his goodwill and that he meant what he said." "But how do you know that it is from him.