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"Nothing is i case; keep

up the strength, nurse"

Everything was done that was possible for poor Cardo; the nurses were

unre roused hi the course of the day, the news of the finding of an unknown ton Hotel, where the waiter, with

another knoink and shake of the head, said, "On the razzle-dazzle

again, I expect Must be the sae, fro

to redirect them to his uncles house There was no letter or paper

found to indicate the naave

no clue

"What was the man's name?" said the waiter to Mr Si

"Don't know Charles Williams he is called at the hospital There was

no clue to his identity, but just the letters C W on his linen"

"Then, no doubt, his luggage is here," said the waiter "All his

things are marked C W, and, from your description, it must be the

same man"