The moment the two men were out of sight Nash straightened up to gaze darkly and hungrily at Lenore.
"This's a good a chance as we'll get," he said, in an eager, hurried whisper.
"For what ?" asked Lenore, aghast.
"To run off," he replied, huskily.
Lenore had proceeded so cleverly to carry out her scheme that in three days Nash had begun to implore and demand that she elope with him.

He had been so much of a fool.

But she as yet had found out but little about him.

His right name was Ruenke.

He was a socialist.