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Oppenheim, E. Phillips (Edward Phillips), 1866-1946

"A Prince of Sinners"

I feel quite cheerful. And,
remember this, my girl. I shall make you an allowance, but that's
nothing. Come to me when you want a bit extra, and if ever the young
man turns up, then I've got a word or two to say. Mind, I shall only be
giving you your own. My will's signed and sealed."
She kissed him fondly.
"You're a good sort, uncle," she said. "And now will you tell me what
you think of this letter?"
"Read it to me, dear," he said. "My eyes aren't what they were."
She obeyed him.
"41, BUCKLESBURY, LONDON, E. C.
"DEAR MADAM,
"We have received a communication from our agents at Montreal, asking us
to ascertain the whereabouts of Miss Mary Scott, daughter of Richard
Scott, at one time a resident in that city.
"We believe that you are the young lady in question, and if you will do
us the favour of calling at the above address, we may be able to give
you some information much to your advantage.
"We are, dear madam,
"Yours respectfully,
"JONES AND LLOYD."
Mr. Bullsom stroked his chin thoughtfully.
"Sounds all right," he remarked. "Of course you'll go.


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