Bob Younger's Fate — page 119: what you’re looking at

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10 BOB YOUNGER’S FATE. - about to do that concerns me?”’? spoken with a non- chalant smile. ‘“When he gets his fingers on that money you may freely give your share as a donation to the church you-attend.’’ Irene looked him squarely in the face with not a quiver of mouth or eye. ~Anenigma! What strange and welcome piece of good fortune has happened to him now?” ‘You know as well as I.’’ ‘‘Perhaps better. And you think I can’t trust him ??’’ That is exactly what. I said, and mean, too.’ “Tll never believe that!’ she cried, with ee “Julian false tome? Impossible?” Belton laughed complacently, and yet with a look of admiration. “You are a strange woman, Miss Teoaniee but a most able one. I’d give a thousand dollars to have as efficient a confederate on the detective force.’”’ ‘I don’t understand you,’’ she said, in perplexed innocence. The detective knew he was wasting time in at- tempting to gain information of any kind from her, and he determined to leave. “Oh, well, I guess you will never understand: < eae fished my errand, I might as well he ae departure,’ and with that remark he arose. — *Won’t you explain your meaning?’ she asked, with a troubled look. ‘“If Julian is false to me I ought to know it. What have you ascertained about “That I must nat say.”’ “But remember, if he is contemplating any treach- _ ery, that lam in a position to frustrate his move- CS Eomicboo (e(0) m