Bob Younger's Fate — page 64: what you’re looking at

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- * BOB YOUNGER’S FATE. 533) “Certainly. Then you may adda little revenge.”’ ‘And you’ve obtained that, doubtless.’ “Not at all. You’ve struck the wrong party when you insiniwate that we trifle with sech a weepon. Oh, no! we’re after the solid ducats. But then another party wants the revenge; the pootiest article I ever saw,’’ and the speaker rolled his eyes as if in ecstasy at the vision he beheld. “Who is that?” asked Theo, in quick suspicion. “PU leave the party to introduce herself, for I know she is dying to secure an interview. Come, — boys, let the lady have a chance,’’ and the three with smiles and nods immediately left the room. “A wild thought has just entered my mind,’ mut- tered Theo; “but I have dismissed it as unworthy of entertainment for a single moment. Irene Trainer certainly has had nothing todo with this—how could she? Alas! how my bright hopes of fortune have ina moment’s time been destroyed, perhaps forever. All my money gone, and death maybe staring me in the face: Had-I followed Mr. Daniels’ advice, I would have been safe at this instant, my money would still be securely invested, and pros- perity would have been a natural consequence. But I will not despair. Iam young; I have some little ability, and this experience may be of great advan-_ tage tome. Ishall certainly not submit to staying here any length of time if the determination to get out will assist me any. Then for Myra and happi- — ness. ”’ A rustle at his side, and he knew that some one had entered the room. Looking up he beheld the well-known face and form of the Queen, Eomicbooks (e(@) al :