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"One of the twothe paper in the ," Shepherd went on hoarsely "He saw her with you and I heard hih he had received a shock He dropped his glass and his paper He watched you every second of the time you were there until you had disappeared Then he, too, put on his hat and went out"

"Anything else?"

"Nothing else," was the reply "I thought you ht enough"

"It see !"

Laverick leaned back in his chair There was no doubt whatever now in his mind but that Mademoiselle Idiale, for some reason or other, was interested in this crime Her wish to see the place, her introduction to hiht and her purchase of stocks, were all part of a scheme He was suddenly and absolutely convinced of it As friend or foe, she was very certainly about to take her place aedy loomed