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"You Alish think we are, but you only see the gang that goes over to the other side every summer There's one Atheson family in America worthto it I don't knohat Atheson faa and her money and her veil"

"Why," said Mark, "every woman wears a veil--the sun, you know"

"Yes; the sun, and the rain, and the shade, and every kind of weather!"

The detective's face was betraying hiain But the luncheon was over, and Mark would not be probed He had o early to the rectory, so he left Saunders with a parting shot: "You'd better go on with the book sales You've loafed all day That's bad business policy for a Yankee What would your wooden nutrinned

"They wouldn't like it," he answered "They're not like ancestors ouldn't have been able to sell even a real nuted that in repartee Saunders scored, then went out to make his way toward the rectory As he passed the First National Bank he saw the constable talking to the cashier