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"Where is it?" he asked quietly when she dltl not reply.

Then she laughed and that laugh snapped the mental tension for her. It was like cutting the string around a parcel.

"It's here" she said. softly. but

"The safe was quite easy."

Eagerly his fingers touched the hard metal surface o! the box as she produced it from beneath her cloak.

"1 thought I heard vol-cos." he remarked suspiciously.

Indy Kitty had now regained her composure. Once the box was safely out o! her hands she felt happier. She nad never done any- thing like this before and it had needed more courage than she had imagined. She did not know who- ther to laugh or to cry or to do both.

“I didn't think you could have heard .. ." she began, when he chopped her words short.

"You did 196i. someone?" he asked in alarm. “Who was it?" The‘ hardness in his voice startled her. He seemed suddenly to have grown different tram What he had been these past two daya. More metallic.

"Oh. nobody of importance," she countered. annoyed.

Greatrixs free hand sltot out in the darkness and QTB-illed h" wrist.

"Wha- wag it?" he hissed. ma . . . quickly."

"stephen Hviton," she ejaculated

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An oath fell from his lips in- elegantly into the darkness.

"You spoke to him?"

Lady Kitty did not like tlhe way Cvrautrix was talking to her- She had done what he had asked of her and he had not even thanked her yct.

"Of course!" Lady Kitty could be equally curt when occasion deman- ded it.

"What did he want?" Greatrlx felt annoyed as well as ‘worried. "He wanted to know vrllat I was

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“'I‘-he devil he did! Arid did YOU tell him?','

"There was no need. i-ie knew!" ‘He knew?" Claude Greatrix‘: voice had fallen to an ‘lfivomlife- "But how could he know? it's impossible."

Lady Kitty was now Eriloylfig herself. All her fears had evapor- ated. She had never seen Grcatrix so deflated before.

"It may appear impossible b0 you but all the same he knew. In fact he mentioned your name. Chal- lenggd me w Lh robbing m)’ llllls- band df the box so ilm‘. I could give it to you. If l hadn't torn mY- seif away from llilll." U18 50X wouldn't be i-cre noun v “You-re 5.1.: ymé ‘itjaVﬂIlb been

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“lﬁffl; 533m 1?" she countered. "I don’: car» very mum 1°? W“ tone‘ 1V5, Grratrlx. You BPPQBI‘ to be forgptling yourself."

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not without a tinge o! excitement.

"I'm sorry." he amieslwi- “but

-blng o little distance eway from him in the blackness.

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ones life. as you said he most as-i that box?" "You don".

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might have known that goilng ind would be poking his' nose lnin places that dldnt concern him. {is ail costs. he determined. must be prevented from and who better than Lady Kitty ‘herself to Pfivﬁllt it?

"I'm afraid this is very serious‘, he told her confidlngly, "If ﬂyp ton starts talking he may tell Sir. Timothy that you nave burgied his safe, and then what would happen?‘ I feel now that I should never. have let you undertake this thing‘ for ‘me. It wasn't fair. I was tres-;' Passing on your good-heartednes. and your generosity. Do you

that it was all part of a joke?" i “I mlsht." Lady

In fact. he rather hurt my arm. l expect it will be black and blue’ in the mOInlng."

“Why slmu.d you think ne won't

of nervousness in Greatrxs voice. "Because he seemed to knqw a1] about that black box", sne him. logically "He seemed to be expecting me. and even demanded‘. an explanation. I was scared. no seemed to know too much." Grealrix changed his tone and. denly. 1 "It occurs to ma that Hylbon h adefinite menace. We must. do something about it before he gets really dangerous." There was alarm, almoot panic in Lady Kitty's voice. “Please? she cried. "you mustn't think of doing anything s-lly. Don't you see it you did. Captain Van‘- riss could . .. oh. please. Claude for my sake 'don't—"

Disllluoion Grnirix Pushed her away from his with an impatient gesture. Perhaps the movement was more violent than he had hiteneed. for Lady Kitty, caught off hor bal- ance, stumbled blindly backwards into the darkness, and fell in ls heap on tlha send. Oreatrix did not seem sorry for what he had done. Lady Kitty had done as he had wanted he: to do. but. na he misht nave known. she had bungled the job. She had talked to Ilylton. and Greetrisr d no UIQ for lﬁunnﬁﬂltﬂil- Neither had he any intention o! rrning Hyiion. He realised Inch

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Kitty ventured‘ "but I don't sound in jovial mood: "

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"Why shoulc it shock you?" 5hﬂiLady K111 qked lfl§6Illl0llSly,e"DQ@5 it marge.- for»; “Forgive me!" is prcvclttcd from wrecking somc~ sorry!"

Ld KttPit di. l. suredly would do so long as he had" DlsllalllliSlullimséfi-olxllﬁflr alriagyt gill; rd in her mind. At first she in. he tended makmg a clean breast of

_ S0 it i ‘l! '1". th, b ~ . simple as that" Greaujx was play‘ thologhshs shlgno l’ ut on second have olcn n1.

lng for time. Confoilnd Hylioni He nothing at 5i], The man beside her was speak. ing again. . "YQl-l will l-TY i0 5WD Hylion wu-ly slowly

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{nu can rely on mo." | Bill Wily Kitty Was not such a'vil1e had sat talking in the pleas- nliy swooping to "earth" and con- fool as he thought. She would gzfant cool of that tropic night unzl ducting a campaign of stingini hm‘ l“ ‘he Yaclll- "Pillow: that.‘ three o'clock .n the morn ng. Bo n llghlittness. she realized Was where slle shouli had made night. But as for versation. but Hyltunl Timothy. as the hOUIs dragged b‘, lmeifiﬂ ‘hill all‘ i119 185i P111118 Lid! was beginning to have his dOli'3i3 zombnrciznoni Sir Timothy. in a Kill)‘ "Rd 1m! inieﬂtion 0f dﬁtiig. about I'll: lady who. 48 hours tefmo wmpcr that a Word she made he! he had rr-gllrdcd as one he when» sl e s w th twink‘ i im most talking. asked, ‘and his voice d.” hune", n‘ The LM£V|1L9 nng lzlla ever met. its sweetness. be getting back to the yacht. Tits [hem —-—_%_____

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CHAPTER XXI ‘his tent. irlllTQ to be pestered b) SWZIIYIIS of small, nearly invisible insects that rironod about his florid aeroplanes, occasion-

IARLY BIRD FINDS THE BLACKMAILEB

Sir Timothy and Mrs. de Boim feniurﬂs ilk:-

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which ~ continued the night despite Sir

oi’ this had been accumul-

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(To Be Continuedi