a corridor of the Jubilee Variety T

s he had. Or whether he would pursue the young Joy, the fugitive actuality, to

ing; and a shining shirt-front and a shining face darted su

Razors!

belonged to Mr. Richard Pilkington, F

ired to meet. For he owed Dicky a certain sum, not large, but larger than he could conveniently pay, and Dicky was objectionable for other reasons. He had mysterious relations

e evaded. He bore down on Rickman, shining gen

d it better. You're th

rfully to his last I.O.U. The alert mind of Pilkington followed their flight. He was inte

know of a ripping old library for sale down in Devonshi

had closed on Rickman's he felt that he was no more a part of it. Words could not express his abhorrenc

And if your people care to take over the whol

ied itself of all e

ng cuss. Is this the way y

hink it

. It ought to go by auction, and it mi

prefe

for the feelin's

alighted on an enormous photograph of Miss Poppy Grace. For an instant

you the straight ti

a fellow down to o

o go by auction after all. But if you'd l

betrayed n

see the guv'

and down, and encountered an im

f departing. "I say, he must send a good man down, you know. It'll take an expert. T

least resistance. It was ten past ten, and Pop