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LAURA BRAYTON, © 125 And Nathan walked away, biting his finger hard as he went, to see whether he were awake or not. Hurrying on, he did not observe that he had been followed by Enoch Sharp to the door of the porter- house, and that the latter, drawing back and muffling his head down the collar of his coat, was just able to keep from being stumbled over by him as he reached the street. The lame lawyer had evidently seen him spoken to by Sammy Glenn, suspected something wrong, and had followed in time to see a part of his treachery, perhaps to overhear his instructions. But, be that as it may, we will be apt to know all about it by and by. At present things look stormy ahead. S co cComicboo