Penny Dreadfuls, 1901 · page 53 of 264
Guy Hammersley; or, Clearing his Name — page 53: what you’re looking at
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44 GUY HAMMERSLEY. ‘‘The idea of their thinking you were a thief! [I shouldn't be a bit surprised if that man Inwood hid the money away himself, and tried to double it in this disgraceful way.” Guy could not believe a business man could bring himself to do'such a despicable thing, and while they were discussing the matter Eliza knocked and an- nounced that Colonel Starr was in the parlor and would like to know if Mrs. Hammersly could give him a brief interview. ‘‘Certainly, I will go down at once. Guy, you come with me. Who knows but a way will now be opened for both of us?” (E@MMIELONOKOL KS (€@) n