"The Blessington Papers are included with all their atmosphere of distinguished High Bohemia.

If Mr. LLOYD GEORGE reads all the papers (as their Editors of course expect him to do) he cannot have missed quite a number of powerful articles in the following manner.

Some papers never know how to keep a secret.

"When we get to Parry," said he, "we shall be met by Military Police, and they will ask to see our papers.

And if my papers weren't in order and if I wasn't in order myself I should be put under arrest and sent back again.

"There are papers and papers," said I, as if I too knew all about the business.

Thanks are due Messrs. Andrus & Church, of Ithaca, N.Y., for their generous loan of bound files of the Cornell Era, to the assistant librarian of Harvard University for numerous courtesies, and to the editors of many college papers, without whose kind cooperation the second series of "Cap and Gown" would have been impossible.

Chains.~ He was tired of being shackled; She was faithless, that was plain; So his lawyer filed the papers, And the papers filed his chain.

Chains.~ He was tired of being shackled; She was faithless, that was plain; So his lawyer filed the papers, And the papers filed his chain.

"Some historians have, of course, declared that Setoun was murdered at Mains Castle, and others declare Cortachy to have been the scene of the assassination; but the truth that it occurred at Glencardine is proved by a quantity of the family papers which, when your father purchased Glencardine, came into his possession.

CHAPTER XV FOLLOWS FLOCKART'S FORTUNES One evening, a few days later, Gabrielle, seated beside her father at his big writing-table, had concluded reading some reports, and had received those brief, laconic replies which the blind man was in the habit of giving, when she suddenly asked, "I believe, dad, that you have a quantity of the Glencardine papers, haven't you?

If I remember aright, when you bought the castle you made possession of these papers a stipulation.

"I thought it a shame that the papers of such a historic family should be dispersed at Sotheby's, as they no doubt would have been.

"I should have thought that the Glencardine papers would have referred to it," she added, recollecting what Walter had told her.

"By somebody whom we cannot tracesomebody who must have had access to your papers.

" "No one has had access to my papers.

And walking back to the open safe, he drew forth a small bundle of papers from a drawer.

She knew quite well that from those papers he could gather no knowledge of her father's affairs, unless he held some secret knowledge of the true meaning of those cryptic terms and allusions.

"Mr. Flockart," she exclaimed very firmly at last, "I ask you to kindly replace those papers in my father's safe, relock it, and hand me the key.

Having read in the papers of your wonderful flying feats in Nevada it struck me that you and your young friends might like to pay me a 'flying trip,' making the excursion via aëroplane.

" He drew out a bunch of blue papers with blanks for describing the name of the machine, its power, driver and other details.

I have read your names in zee papers.

" "Oh, those awful papers!" cried Jess, who hated publicity; "they are always printing things about us.

Our author tells us that he found his discovery on Grammar among a number of papers on other subjects, which he had thrown aside and forgotten.

Secretaries and messengers were coming and going with papers to be signed, or orders to be given, and we could talk only by interludes.