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Jaffery

CHAPTER XV
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If an alien hand is there, it is imperceptible." At this splendid tribute Jaffery beamed with happiness.

He tossed the letter to Barbara across the breakfast table.
"No alien hand perceptible.

Ho! ho! ho! But it's stunning, isn't it?
I do believe the old fraud of a book is going to win through.

This ought to satisfy Doria, don't you think so ?" "It ought to," said Barbara.

"I'll send it up to her room." But Doria with Adrian's impeccability on the brain--and how could a work of Adrian's be impeccable when an alien hand, however imperceptible, had touched it ?--was not satisfied.


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