There was a Sunday followed by Decoration Day--two holidays, and no one on guard worth considering; it was sure that Storri would hit upon those days to make the play.

When I saw how the Saturday before was set apart for a special holiday, the thing was surer than ever.

It did not require any deep intelligence to determine when Storri would act.

Next I followed him up the drain; and later to Steamboat Dan's.

That visit to Dan's so reduced the business that nothing was left but the question of when to make the collar." "What yacht was that ?" asked Richard.
"It belongs to a fat-witted rich young fellow from whom Storri borrowed it.