say.

    I  is you mean to do. o get you from t bring a cab, I suppose, to the building.

    ill you do t?

    You o go, to sleep? to eat?

    I have nowhere!

    You must go hen.

    I cannot do t. I tle money, a little time. to find, to save—

    to save?

    to find. to find. And, tle ed, Mr rey. I  find an  man— You knoo be. Again, c does not speak. I say, You know I am rich. If youll only help me, now. If youll only keep me—

    Keep you! Do you know w you are saying? Keep you, where?

    Not in your own house?

    My house?

    I t—

    My ers? No, no. o pace.

    But at Briar you said, many times—

    I told you? t Briar. t like Briar. You must find t out.  leave a  live, in London, on nothink you will live?

    I do not know. I supposed— I supposed you would give me money,

    I  to say. I look about me. truck  I not, I say, work for you?

    ands still. For me?

    Mig ing togeting, even? I kno  room!—I sake it secretly, Ric for me. I stle money— enougo find out my friend, to find out an  la is it?

    still, all time; but his look has changed, is odd.

    Noter.

    I suppose I am flus of ter inside my breast, like a sable and leans upon it, not looking at me, but t dourns back.  catch my eye.

    Listen to me, ly. You cannot stay . I must send for a cab, to take you. I— I must send for some o go h you.

    Go h me, where?

    to some—el. Noo set doion upon a slip of paper. Some , ake a