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bride, but who, it appeared, was entirely unfortune she had escaped him. Yet the most conscions of the fact. Yet the woman who had curious phase of the affair was that she appeared called me in for consultation and had noted so utterly unconscion of it all. atrangely that it almost seemed as though sho had fallen in love with had pointedly a missed, ine; therefore I mus
to take was compelled my leave,
I hope, Doctor, that we shall see something more of you on our return to town," her lady. ship said as we shook hands. Recollect our conversation of this morning," she added mean-
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***Of course, I shall be most delighted to call and see how you have progressed," I responded. You hare the prescription, and I hope you will persevere with it.”
"If I feel worse." She laughed, and I knew that she did not mean to have the mixture made up. She had shammed illze vory cleverly. I was amused and annoyed at the same moment.
"I hope Doctor Colkirk will dine with us here one evening," said the woman who was my bride. "I'm sure Sie Henry would be clara
"Yes," answered her cousin, "only he must not know that I have consulted him profession. ally. That must be kept secret."
All women love secret" I remarked. "And men also," responded Fen. "Some ap. pear to think that a little mystery adds an ad- ditional zext, to life.
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Her words were strange ones, and seemed to have been uttered with some abstruse meaning. "Do you yourself think so?" I inquired: looking earnestly into those bright eyes of clear child-like bias that were so plainly indicative of a purity of soul.
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS, PROLOGUE & CHAPTERS I & II-Dr. Richard Colkirk, a successful West End specialist, tells hi story. Early in his career i London he becomes for a wook locum tenens, to Habert Raymond, mrganza, One morning he is mainosed.lastily to a house, and the proposition is there made to him that he shall, marty, for an hour only, the dyinar dinghter of the man who sumubon him, the temptation bong £20,000. Being in indigent circumstances be consents, and ou
and married to a lady in white, sutin, win in led to meet him, koos up the aisle, and who signs her anons Beryl Wyndi. The tempter tells him that it is to ense the dying mo nicfits of his daughter who has been deceived by a villain. Being in a deliriam the lady is unable to detect the imposition. On roturning hàmo, the toup." ter tells him that it is imperative that the girl shall die before smot before the money is his.
CHAPTERS HI. & IV. -The Doctor indignantly decline to become a tool in the hands of the tempter. Suddenly the man who had le·l the lady up the church aisto, and who was introduced as the Major, enters the room, and the tempter leavor it. The Major gives bim a cigarette, and they spoke together, the former romarking upon the strange circumstane of the mar riage, cry of pain is hard from an upper chamber. and the Doctor leaves the room al ascends the stairs. The tempter stands vatsido a chamber door with a revolver, and a struggle ensues. The Doctor at last enters the room, and finds a young and beautiful wo van lying, aparently recently murieret, but by what not he is mnable to say. He sees n jewelled
rogation. This he takes possession of. He also MƯỜN an old tattoo mark upon her breast three hearts en twined. Under the pillow be flude a piece of paper with the words written on it, "Ilave seen a lot! Sully ba is seized with severe pain, and regime that he has been poisoned by the diggupitto the stranger gave bim. Hefully to the Hoor unconscion.
CHAPTERS V. & VI. On recovering conscittis. moss the Duetur finds himself in toting at on board's vond boat. Hediscovers that he lus Impet takou in a state of unconsciousness to the beat and there delivered into the keeping of the crew by order of Merare, Hanway Brothers, wwers of the host. He
nages to make is escape at Christoun on the landing there, and he is advised, by il Comal te return speedily as possible to London, and oules vour to solve the mystery,
Woll, Iscarcely know," she responded, re- We all of ning my glance andinchingly. gs have some little mystery or other in our lives, I suppose.“
I had taken her hand-in adieu, and was still
et round her neck, shaped like a note of inter-holding it.
And are you no exoption?"
"Ah! now, Doctor, you're really too inquisi. tive," and she laughed, justu triffe naturally I thought, as though I had approached an anwelcome toplo.
Well." I said, smiling, "I won't press you further. It isn't fair. Good-bye, and I trust I shall meet both your cousin and yourself at town." a date not far distant-that is if I still in
"Oh. I hope you will be," ozolkinied her Inly. ship. I can't think why doctors go and bury themselves in the country."
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There are just as many patients in the CHAPTERS VIL & VIII, The Doctor dres his comitry districts as in the towns." I responded, utmost to kod out the mystery of his marriage and subsequent creats. but in vain. On retarring to Dression amid more cougènial aneroundings. A And in the country cue curries on one's pro Raymond's house, much to the meprise of that hoami MORE & SEIMUND.
keper, who could not account for his disappearance. doctor slot in the poorer districts of London is Shipchandlers, Sailmakers, Riggers, Come farms in that another patient had called upon not by any means a pleasant one. I can assure
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A MAZE OF MYSTERY.
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She wore a start tailor-mado gown of pale fawn, with a large black hat which suited her admirably, white noross the face, every feature of which had been so indelibly photographed spon my memory, was a thin gauzy veil which only served to heighten, rather than to conceal. her striking beauty,
longi glance at my mysterious wife, went I repeated my farewells, und, with a tinul and forth into the hall, and was let out by the liverial servant.
Around Sussex Square old across the Park I wandoren, utterly unconscions of any surround ings. Indeed, until I found myself in Ken. sington Gore I had no idea that I hurt walked so far. My mind was full of the amazing dis covery I had so unexpectedly made,
It was evident that the baronst's wife had some motive in being so desirous of seeing me. She had carefully stodied her part, and describe ed symptoms which were exactly in accordance with those experienced by a woman of her tom. perament. Her face plainly showed her to be of a highly nervous disposition, and in such perrons the craving for drink in very often I'm so sorry to linave disturbed you,” she ex-developed. In fact she had so cleverly misled claimed, turning to her ladyship. But I me that even now I did not feel at all are hadn't any idea that you had visitor,
whether her denials were not untruths,
"Oh." laughed the other, "our conversation is not at all of a private character. Let me introduce you." Then, turning to me, she gid
This is my cousin, Feo Ashwicke-Doctor Colkirk."
My wife turnel to me and bowed, a sweet amilo apon her tips.
I hope, Doctor, you will forgive me for bounding into the room like this," he said.
Certainly," I answered, still gazing at her like a man in a dream.
She had been introduced to ine as Feo Ash- wicke, the cousin of this rather curious woman Lady Pierrepoint-Lane. Yet there could be no doubt that she was actually Bory! Wynd, the sweet-faced girl whom I had seen lying cold and dead in that house of mystery eight days before.
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Further, ele had admitted that she had secretly watched me is certain public places Why What possible object could a woman of her position have in taking the trouble to keep observation upon a humble doctor like myself a bachelor to bost?
Bachelor? Yes, I was a bachelor at the time she had watched me, but was now actually mar- ried to a woman who know me not Roader. I ask of yow could anything have been more strange?
To approach my wits boldly aut demand the truth was. I saw, useless. First, I raust, by my awn careful observation, establish her identity with Bery! Wynd, and, secondly, clear up the raystery of how a woman could be dead and yet still live,
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It struck me that I might, by dint of careful questioning, learn something from Bir Henry's wife. But she was, I know, a clover intelligent woman, and if she hold a scerat it would be exceedingly diffoult to obtain knowledge of it.
I returned to Rowan Road, and on entering with my latch-Key, found Bob standing in the hall.
Why, my dear fellow," he cried, "I had a wire to say you were missing, and so came up to look after you. Where in the name of Fortuna have you been?"
I've been abroad, I responded vaguely. "Abrad! he cried, incredulously. Why? What made you go abroad ?”
I'll tell you all when we get upstairs." I enstrered, and we asconded togather to the littlo den.
Then over our pipes I related to him the enrious story, just as I have here made confes sion to you, my friendly reader.
"Well!" he declared, in profound amazement, I've never heard of a stranger adventure than that! Do you mean to say that you're actually married P
Without a doubt. A special licence was obtained, and the marriage is therefore quite legal. The most remarkable 'fact of all is that while I know my wife she doesn't know me. To her I'm a perfect stranger.
But the fellow Wynd, whoever he is, is 7. evidently no novice in orine." Bob declared thoughtfully. The contraction of the eye war s curions symptom.”
Yes. It was in the pupil of the left eye." "And yet the girl you have met to-day is por feetly sound in both eyes?” he marked,
Perfectly."
*But my dear follow; it can't be! If she were dead, you say, who can't, as you know your wolf, be still alive."-
That's just where the mystery. becomes so inscrutable, I cried, "The woman whom I murrial evidently died. Indood. Tél have given a certificate of death and backed it by my pro- fessional reputation. Yet she's alive and well, and I have only an hour ago spoken with her.”
"Bless my soul!" eried, Bob. "Most ex- traordinary thing I've ever heard of! There must have been some very strong reason why would not have offered such is sum. He evident. you should marry her, or that scoundrel Wyad ly wished to get her married, and theu do away some day be able to discover. The thing's with fur for reasons which I hope we shall
help you to solve it, Dick, I'll do so willingly. complete enigma, he went on. and if I can In my opinion there's a great deal more in this affair than we dreani of. The whole thing seems to have bean most carefully worked out, and I hand in the affair, She seems too bold; and shonklat wonder if her ladyship has not had a therefore I have suspicions of her."
So have I old fellow."-I mid
"The strangest suspicions. Her very words have betrayed her
Unien," he hesitated, unless si mw you at the Savoy when we fed together in honour of my birthday, and was struck by your appearanes in fact, to put it plainly, unless she has fallen in love with you."
But why I domanded, “I've never met the woman before, to my knowledge."
But you're & good-looking Jobanie, my dear Dick, in friend declared, laughing, and she's certainly not the first woman who has fall en over heat, and ears in love with you."
You're devilish complimentary, ok? chap." I answered, "but if she is, as you think, really attracted towards me, then she'll have a cradl awakening when she finds that I'm actually the husband of her cousin Feo."
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That's just what I've been thinking," tos | 94~~1] replied with a serious expression on his fa
Your position is an exceetingly difficult one, and the inquiries must be made with the utmost tact and care. At all-bazards you minst humour her ladyship, and retain her as your friend. Indeed, if, as you esy, your wife is not awürs that you are actually der Mastaud, then it might not be a bad plan to flatter her inayelip by mak.... ing violent love to her."
"I can't. Bob." 1 declared. "In this matter I must at least act straightforwardly. Feo has fallen a victim, just as I myself have that s arident.""
"It's plain that by accomplishing your mar- riage the man Wynd has guinel, or will gain, some very considerable advantage We must therefore spare no effort to find him."*
"Yes," I said. We must set to work at
The expression of these clear honest eyes, the form of the beautiful face, a flawless as that of Titian's "Flora" in the Tribuna of the Ufizzi. the unusual tint of that gold-brown hair were all unmistakable. They set at rest any doubt which are within mo that the woman whose
You were entrappoa, it's true, but I take it hand I had held was not the same upon whose that you really admire this mysterious Fes" fingers I had placed the wedding ring. Incre "Admire her!" I cried with enthuskusta.
one, to discover who he really is, and his mo five in so cleverly entrapping me."
Neither our introduction, nor the mention of my nane had in the least disconcertet her. She remained perfectly frank and zeinral, betraying not the slightest surprise. Could it be possible that she wasnot aware of her marriage with me?
I looked straight into her clear blue eyes Neither appeared affected. Nevertheless, ad not on that fatal night seen the strange con-ible though it seemed. I had that morningThat's the most curious feature of the whole traction of the pupil, which had readerod one spoken with my unknown wife, and she had not altuir. I freely confess to you, my dear fellow, the left eye-sightless and so strange-looking? known me. We were strangers, yet united in that not only do I admire her, but I'm mady
She was speaking with her cousin, and this I matrimony.
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I longed to speak plainly to her and seek some with my secret marriage. She had declared explanation, yet at that moment it was impos- that she suffered from no ailment, and that ber sible. Her frank and open manner rendered it only, motive in culling me in professionally was quito evident that to her I was an utter stranger, to fecome acquainted with me. Such course It was this failure on her part to recognise is not unusual in our profession. The easiest my name that aroused within my mind a doubt | way to know the doctor" is to consult hin whether, after all, her personal appearance only regarding some imaginary ache paul In- hore a very striking resemblance to that of my deed, as all my colleagues in the profession will mysterious wife.
agree, we have old Indy patients of the upper tanghed, turning to me. This morning we're gular weekly visit to them. They believe that Nora always forgets her engagements," she class who are practically kept alive by our re-
got quite a host of places to go to and things.to: if they see the doctor and heads nothing hay, for we leave town again to-night Atrong with them they are in good health. breakfast, wo arranged to go out together at eleven, and she's actually forgotten all about
Short memories are sometimes ceoful," I re- marked with a smile.
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I am nover sarcastic at the expense of my.. patients," I responded"
But I presume I am a friend. Do your friends fare any better ?"
With my friends it is quite different. I my self am generally the object of their surcusm."
They both laughed.
How hot it is this morning." observed the mysterious Feo. I've only been in town three
days and shall be very glad to get back again into the country."
To what part ure you going? "I inquired. "Only to Whitton, near Hounslow, to visit the Chetwodes. Do you know them
No." I replied. Are you staying there long P
The "Oh, a fortnight or so, she replied. Chatwode girls were at school with me dear Paris, and wo. am very good friends, They always bave a big house-party at this time
lots of fun." of the year, and height, dar explaimed her cousin, rising. We must really make haste if we are to do all one shopping and catchi the fire aclock from Waterloo. In Maud's letter this morning she
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Irous in. I was loth to leave the presence of this charming girl, who was undoubtedly my
Briefly. it appeared that hur ladyship had, acording to her own admission, evinced an on- usual interest in myself some weeks before, and immediately after my marriage had, by her visits to Rowan Road, been seized with a wild desire to make my acquaintauen. Could it he possible. I wondered, that she was aware of the truth, and likewise knew of my abduction ?
Church in order to take the omnibus back to Mechanically I walked towards Kensington-
Hammersmith. My mind was filled with the
mystory of my marringe and the reason why the sum of twenty-five thousand pounds had offered no if I would consent to aeretly. kill my bridg
cunningly devised plot and, further that the
Certain it was that I had been the victim of a
fact of my return to London was known to the who had conspired against me. Therefore it beloved me to excrew considerable cure and mution in the prosecution of my inquiries. The two seouatreis Wyndham Wynd and Major I resolved, he discovered at all Tattersett must. hazards, while I ment also leare no stone. ppterned to find out the house in which the
arringe had taken placeb The man Wynd had intended that my wife should die, but it was plain that by some good
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