The Tracer of Lost Persons by Robert W. (Robert William) Chambers
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other words, I had you under observation from the day I received your
letter to this very moment." "You learned much concerning me?" asked Harren quietly. "_Ex_actly, my dear sir." "But," continued Harren with a touch of malice, "you didn't learn that my leave is up to-morrow, did you?" "Yes, I learned that, too." "Then why did you give me an appointment for the day after to-morrow?" demanded the young man bluntly. The Tracer looked him squarely in the eye. "Your leave is to be extended," he said. "What?" "_Ex_actly. It has been extended one week." "How do you know that?" "You applied for extension, did you not?" "Yes," said Harren, turning red, "but I don't see how you knew that I--" "By cable?" |
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