Ashton-Kirk, Investigator by John T. McIntyre
page 15 of 299 (05%)
page 15 of 299 (05%)
|
which went as the Marathon prize in 1902 made a great hit, I assure
you. "But when he answered 'No' to Edyth's earnest question as to whether he were acquainted with you, she lost interest; and when I promptly furnished the information that I was, he was forgotten. During the remainder of the dinner I had time for little else but Edyth's questions. When she learned that you had taken up investigation as a sort of profession, she was quite delighted, and before we parted I was asked to arrange a consultation." "She will be here this morning, then?" asked Ashton-Kirk. Pendleton once more looked at his watch. "Within a very few minutes," said he. CHAPTER II MISS EDYTH VALE STATES HER CASE It was exactly three minutes later when the continuous tooting of a horn told of the approach of another motor car along the crowded street. Then the door-bell rang. Ashton-Kirk arose and touched one of a series of buttons in the wall. |
|