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By VIOLET

MISS NAPOLEON

METHLEY

AFTERMATII 0F A QUARREL

Wilson Hall walked Lack wearily w the ziiuans’ puiigaiow. His lips huu a b.t.e.- i-visi. as he remember.- ed me pas; IILCFVICW, realized that meme valence was only another 0f the many girk and women who locked upon him as a perfectly safe friend sale? how he loathed the ‘cord and all it conveyed, the info.- Qnge that he was no more than the dry mummy of a niaii, And safety a5 regards others did not mean im-

munilty for oneself. we , it would be soothing to his "erred, raw nerves when he got

ack if Chrissie would play I01‘ llllll.

But when he ieacheci the bung- alow, n glsnce a. Cnrisie tcld Hall that silo was in no lllTiOfl to play. She ivns llflCJlg resiic siy up and down the Ln: matter. drawing-room pausing to tv-‘lch at the fold of a curtain, to rc-aiiange a ilower va:e to turn oier a iragazine.

At sight of Hall her face bright-

ened.

kOh. I'm so glad to see you,“ she sai "I . . . it was horrid!-I've been quarredng."

~" with struaii?" The words escap- ed Hall involuntarily, and Ohrissiefls pale cheeks turned crimson, as she shook her heed vehemently.

"No-no!" she said. "Of course not. About him . . it was Tim Jones. But “lint lie said lvas . . . oii. uiibsaritalc!" _

“Perhaps he didn't harm." hall suggest-d. IlE".~; very _voun;_:."

"I know, and 1 want to make every ercuse, truly I d2." Chrissie said riithei‘ uitecusly. "But what he said about Ronny . ._ .,"

She paused, biting her lips. Hall drew a chair forward.

"Sit down and tell me just as much as you. want to." he said.

"We had a horrid quarrel before he lcit. and that makes me miser- able," Chrissie confessed. "I'd al- ways liked Tim; I shall miss him about the place."

"Oh. he'll be back soon I feel oer- triin. Honestly. I wouldn't make too much of it. And don't be too hard on him if he comes back to apolog- izw-as I'm quite sure he will.’

“But what he said about Rann _bk,_ and nie was unpardon- n. .

"That reminds me." said Hull. "I've a message for you." In a. few words he explained Leonieks plans, t rig to treat the matter lightly. w lie Chrissiirsrelief was rather pathetically obvious,

"I'm glad she's Eat somewhere to g0; I was feeling so responsible," she said._jA1ter_all,__R.anr_iy_ond_I L

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bro hthrouth . ButI ' rptiliplzesizstand her trfllieng s postcm: "I Suppose thew tired of our hum- drum life," Hall laughed. "And ex. Dects to find romance, glamour. ad. Xgilittiui-e in the maharajahs house-

"NO." Chrissie shook her head. "I don't think Leonie is like that."

"Neither do I. as a matter o! tact, but She PYObB-bly has some purpose of her own in going to the alace-"

"Who has?" The quest on cams harsh] from the shadowed veranda and C rissle started as she ans- werede.

“Oh, Ronny, is that you? It's Leonie-she's suddenly decided to 8'0 as governess to the maliarajalfs little boy, and I can't think why."

“Can't you?" Struans mouth was set rimly.

" o. Cari you? Is there-hare l/Oll-ls anything wrong?" Chrissie faltered, her hands twisting ner- vously in her lap.

"Nothing. On the contrary I'm glad not to meet her again."

"Why, Ronny have you and Leo- nie quarrelled?"

"You might call it a quarrel-

"I'm sorry . . ."

"You've no reason to be." Struan's laugh , was utterly unmirthful. "Don't look so miserable, Chrissie; she's better away from here-only by lights I should not let her go quite like this."

"What do you mean, Ranny?" Chrissie looked perplexed.

"Oh, notliing!—because that's what I'm going to do-notliing! I ought to tell “hat I know; there's not the slightest doubt about that."

"Tell who? I don't understand- do ou, Mr, Hall?" Chrissie! puz- pl glance turned from one man to he other.

"Of course he doesn't!" A in Struan laughed roughly. "1 on't myself."

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ing Whatever it is?" Qhrissle asked. "Noth ng-nothing in the world. Elxcept myself!" Struan retorted.

onarren xv ' ISLAND CONSPIRACY

In the lake at Khotalghar there is an island, a low green mound. at only some flrty yards distance from the bank, with which it is connect- ed by a Iragile-looking bamboo bridge.

A plaoe less outwardly suited for secret meetin s could not be imag- ined but the ittle green island had another aspect. which might have been discovered by anyone lingering on the lake's shore one moonless night some six weeks after Leonie Valence left the Struans._

A tall dark figure, waiirne noise- ldssly, crossed the bridge, arising at the island end, where ano her grey- ish shape crouched. Neither spoke, but the new-comer made movements with his su pie brown hands.

Still mov ng quickly and noiseless- 1y. the tall man passed out of sight. along a. narrow path. skirting "N? 15: land upon the l-akeward side until ‘he reached a narrow gap in the

een slope. But, passing through it. fie secret of the island appeared. The low hill was hollowed out into a shallow cave. the dimness lit only by hurricane-lamps set, in the cor- ners.

Three persons were there already. seated upon rugs and piled cushions strewn upon the beaten-earth floor; three persons who presented strum; contrasts. One was an enormously fat man with a pollld, oily face. but- tond into a tight black frock-coat.

Next to him, motionless as a bronze statue, sat, crossleggerl. ‘an almost naked 000W. a more skin- covered skeleton, the head skull-like in its gauntness, lit by hu e dark eyes. Elf-locks o! greasy he r hung over the lace, and a chaplet of amb- er beads dangled from. neck to waist.

The third person in the the Maharajah of Klictalg .

He looked up as the last comer entered, casting‘ a. quick siislviclflufl glance around im.

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so . "Are vou sure all is sate. Muha-

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l-le seated himself beside the Maharojah, before speaking in a deep voice.

"We are all here?"

"No." Zindia answered, "There is one more to oome—a-new comrade."

"Ilo be trusted?" the soldlerly man queried curt .

“Upon my word of honour," the Maharajali answered quietly.

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