Nick Carter Weekly: The Little Glass Vial — page 72: what you’re looking at

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—— —! of aN "Don’t forget. Adams House, at three o’clock." He left Rogers seated in his library, still wondering how the affair happened. Nick now hastened to the nearest telegraph office and sent the following dispatch: "Mrs. Rogers, Bay State Hotel, Worcester: Manuel has seen Sam’s cousin. Settlement impossible unless with you, in person. Come on by first train. Meet me at Adams House. Ask for Rogers, room 75. Moreno." Five minutes later he was at Dr. Lord’s. "Well, Mr. Carter," said the physician, "what can I do for you this time?" "I simply called to ask you to meet me in room seventy-five at the Adams House at three o’clock." "T shall be there, Mr. Carter." Nick did not delay one moment, but hastened to his hotel. Here he lay upon a lounge and gave himself up to a moment of reflection. "What a sell they will all get!" he mused. "But it will be an agreeable one. The poor doctor will be sold because his misery will end almost before it had begun. "And young Rogers! 12 comicbooe S CO