34/42 You are still my 'Little Sister,' and I am, as of old, your "BROTHER HUGH." These telegrams copied in his manifold book, into which he had carelessly thrust Hugh's dispatch, he picked up a letter in Arthur Ferris' well-known hand-writing. Randall Clayton's brow grew grave as he followed these seemingly candid lines: "We parted in anger, old chum and comrade. I cannot tell you all that I hear in gossip as a lawyer or as Worthington's special agent. He is old, and has vast plans afoot. |