"Decidedly queer! There may be some explanation, you know: I've known stranger things than that turn out to be perfectly straight and plain when they were gone into.

But--putting all the facts together--I don't think there's much doubt that there's something considerably wrong in this case.

I should like to repeat it to my principals--I must go up to town in any event this afternoon.

Better let me have all those documents, Mr.Dennie--I'll give you a proper receipt for them.

There's something very valuable in them, anyhow." "What ?" asked Copplestone.
"The address in St.Louis from which that Marston Greyle wrote to Bassett Oliver." replied Gilling.