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The Drums Of Jeopardy

CHAPTER IV
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The chief was on the wire and wanted Cutty at once.
"At half after twelve, Kitty.

And by the way," added Cutty as he rose, "they say about the drums that a beautiful woman is immune to their danger." "There's your chance, Kitty," said Burlingame.
"Am I beautiful ?" asked Kitty, demurely.
"Lord love the minx!" shouted Cutty.

"A corner in Mouquin's." "Rain or shine." After Cutty had departed Kitty said: "He's the most fascinating man I know.

What fun it would be to jog round the world with a man like that, who knew everybody and everything.

As a little girl I was violently in love with him; but don't you ever dare give me away." "You'll probably have nightmare to-night.


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