Of course, if you can't do this, there are other methods I may employ--a dozen other plans already partly outlined in my mind; but the present plan, which accident and coincidence make so easy, is likely to work itself out to your entire satisfaction within a few hours.

We are already weaving a web around Mr.Kerns; we already have taken exclusive charge of his future movements after he leaves the Lenox Club.

I do not believe he can escape us, or his charming destiny.

Good night!" Gatewood, enchanted, hung up the receiver.

Song broke softly from his lips as he started in search of Kerns; his step was springy, buoyant--sort of subdued and modest prance.
"Now," he said to himself, "Tommy must take out his papers.