Detective Bob Bridger — page 252: what you’re looking at

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; | DETECTIVE BOB BRIDGER. | 245 don’s cozy home, and from there it was buried in his own plot in Kendal Green Cemetery, near the last resting-place of Alfonse and Alice Godot. some time afterward Bridger received a letter from Fandon, in which he said : ‘“T want you to go to Garson for me, have Billy’s body exhumed, placed in an iron casket, and forwarded to my address in London. It is Annette’s wish. She seems to think that Meg, might she know it, would be glad to have Billy sleeping at her side. And between the two of us, Bridger, when the last trump shall sound, and the dead arise, whose hand would we sooner grasp or whose voice sooner hear than Billy’s?” Bridger did as requested, and the crazy giant’s bones now rest side by side with those of his wife Meg, and on the marble block that marks his tomb ig inscribed : “In MEMORY OF WILLIAM McGINTY.” “ See-ree-go! Master Fandon! See-ree-go !” Ul (THE END.) ‘MUERTALMA; or, THE POISONED PIN,” by MARMA- DUKE DEY, will be published in the next number (35) of THE SECRET SERVICE SERIES. GEOmMIGDOOKS. Eo mn