The resemblance must be remarkable." Woods glared at Hugh, perfectly dumb with amazement.

He passed his hand over his eyes, cleared his throat a time or two, but seemed completely at a loss for words to express himself.
"Are you in earnest ?" he stammered.

"Are you not Hugh Ridgeway of Princeton, ninety--" but Hugh interrupted him politely.
"Assuredly not.

Never was at Princeton in my life.Yale.Will you give me your name and the address of your friend, please?
By Jove, I'd like to hunt him up some time!" Hugh was searching in his pockets as if for a pencil and memorandum-book and waiting for his old chum to give him his name.
"Well, of all the--" muttered Woods, looking into the other's face penetratingly.

"I never heard of anything like it.