The Adventures of Sally

startled, was not displeased. A broad-minded girl, the outburst seemed to her a legitimate comment

ellow!" he

o remember a few odd bits of French, I should have starved by this time. That girl," he went on, returning to the subject most imperatively occupying his mind, "is an absolute topper! I

breathed again. At no period of his life had he ever behaved with anything but the most scrupulous correctness himself, but he had quailed at the idea of bei

to be careful," h

the poodle and a raffish-looking mongrel, who had joined the

rymgeour's

ut faintly interested in the vici

of curls over her ears?" he said. "Eh

l are you

Norma

ible start. She, too, was staying at the Normandie. She presumed that her

I know Roville pretty well by report, but I've

ation. Not much of a place. Still, it'

's bewilderme

gent desire to know more and more about the absent Scrymgeour. Constant repetition of his n

's fussy about," interrupted the red-haired y

ght he would have gone to the Splendide." He mused on this problem in a dissatisfied sort of way for a moment, then seemed to reconcile himself to the fact

with a black patch over its left eye, could not see the young man's face: but his voice

eour isn't

here i

, I be

e were cross-examining a reluctant witness. "Then why aren't y

, he

you rej

don

ha

man's manner was no

e said, "the old blighter fire