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gee ene RCP ROOM. A nk \ ‘ 4 - Ns i \. »' : ‘ P = : ? , => 4 - 7 , @ ’ ‘ z res i 7 . > ' ee : : yr, 1) . + aN f » ‘“VYou promise that?’’ he asked, scanning the other narrowly. | ‘“‘T promise.’ Hven if he did not keep his word, things would be in no worse condition than they were at present. Besides, Mark did not believe that the captain would dare to fail hin, considering the information he possessed... So he consented. ““Now, what do you want me to do??? ‘‘At present my plans are not clearly formed. To- morrow, however, go tothe Indian Exhibition. They want a quantity of men as attendants there. You will have no difficulty in obtaining a position. — I will let you know later in the week what more I require of you.”’ : The sound of voices outside the door just then reached Haynes’ ears, which had been especially on the alert of late. He caught Blackwood by the arm and drew him away into a shadowy corner. But the owners of the voices were not people he had any cause to fear, as he saw in another moment, when Hilda Corrode, holding her little girl by the hand, entered the room. A low exclamation broke from Haynes? lips as he saw the child. How had Hilda managed to obtain possession of her? ‘‘Mamina, dear,’’ asked little Leila, ‘fare we at home now?’? “Not yet, darling,’ replied Hilda, tenderly, - hoped to obtain, and, although he knew it meant further villainy, he was in no position to decline. ah Pickton Bieo ) : : oo Ccomicbooks.co