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The Drums Of Jeopardy

CHAPTER XI
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Good-night." "Mouquin's for lunch ?" "Well, I'll be hanged! But it can't be, Kitty.

You and I must not be seen in public.

If that was Karlov you will be marked, and so will any one who travels with you." "Good gracious!" "Fact.

But come up to the roost--changing taxis--to-morrow at five and have tea." Down in the street Cutty bore into the slanting rain, no longer a drizzle.

With his hands jammed in his side pockets and his gaze on the sparkling pavement he continued downtown, in a dangerously ruminative frame of mind, dangerous because had he been followed he would not have known it.
Molly Conover's girl! That afternoon it had been Tommy Conover's girl; now she was Molly's.


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