The Dugdale Millions — page 52: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Ae THE DUGDALE MILLIONS. ““Because—because I fear the effect so much money will have on her nature, and . **And what?”’ ‘“You say you aremy friend. I will confess to you. I’m desperately in love with Miss Hetlow, and the more money she has, the further out of my reach she goes. It’s downright selfish, I know—wretchedly selfish if you will have it, but there it is; and I’ll break my back to find that Dugdale.’’ ““You’rea duck of aman. Leaveittome; I'll clear the atmosphere. Letus gointothehouse. Uncle will be growing impatient and must be tired by this time of the beautiful blonde in the red shawl.’’ Dick suffered himself to be led back, feeling strangely happy without quite knowing why. COMIC OO S C@ 3}