"and then you may question him as much as you like." "Oh, no; I prefer not to make his acquaintance until I am quite sure," was the reply.

"If he is not Jack Andrews he would be likely to resent the insinuation that he is here trading under a false name.

Good night, Mr.Merrick.Good night, Miss Doyle.

I thank you for your courteous consideration." He had risen, and now bowed and walked away.
"Well," said Patsy.

"what was he after?
And did he learn anything from us ?" "He did most of the talking himself," replied Uncle John, looking after Le Drieux with a puzzled expression.