" "And I," Lanyard interjected softly, "as you all know, am unarmed.

"And if you had been both?" she interjected, a little breathlessly.

"I remember," interjected Tutt brightly, "when it was the unwritten law of Cook County, Illinoisthat's Chicago, you knowthat any woman could kill her husband for the life-insurance money.

" "But you should have known this at the time," interjected M. Floçon, fiercely.

" "Thank you, sir," interjected the big midshipman grimly.

"Perhaps I can refresh your memory on a more immediate matter," he interjected harshly, "a matter rather more in keeping with your character.

In a dry voice Victor commented: "Precisely." "Omelettes," Sturm interjected, assertively, "are not made without breaking eggs.

Jack interjected, loftily.

" "Or conscious either, Mr. Sanderson," she neatly interjected.

Well, six months ago, when sadly perplexed, I found out by chance that this small gift of mine might earn me a good income in London, atat a music-hall" "Mother!" interjected the youth reprovingly.

Did you know anything about the dog before you sent for it?" "Of your own knowledge?" interjected Tutt sharply.

" "Young monkeys!" interjected the sergeant helpfully "Good afternoon, Sergeant.