[The Drums Of Jeopardy by Harold MacGrath]@TWC D-Link bookThe Drums Of Jeopardy CHAPTER XVII 32/33
Wasn't he planning to rob the beggar of the drums, happen they ever turned up? But how the deuce to pick out a fiddle which would have a tune in it? Of all the hypercritical duffers the fiddler was the worst.
Beside a fiddler of the first rank the rich old maid with the poodle was a hail fellow well met. Of course Gregor had taught the chap.
That meant he would know instantly; just as his host would instantly observe the difference between green glass and green beryl. Cutty turned into the shop, infinitely amused.
Fiddles! What next? Having constituted a guardianship over Kitty, he was now playing impressario to Hawksley.
As if he hadn't enough parts to play! Wouldn't he be risking his life to-night trying to find where Stefani Gregor was? Fiddles! Fiddles and emeralds! What a choice old hypocrite he was! Fate has a way of telling you all about it--afterward; conceivably, that humanity might continue to reproduce its species.
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