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riding around in the moonlight�拭─�

     The other nodded�察�and was about to speak when there burst in   upon 

them the roaring scream of the siren。 The note now was of deeper rage�察�

and   came   in   greater   volume。   Between   his   clinched   teeth   the   naked   one 

cursed fiercely�察�and then�察�as though to avoid further questions�察�burst into a 

fit of coughing。 Trembling and shaking�察�he drew the canvas cloak closer to 

him。 But at no time did his anxious�察�prying eyes leave the eyes of Keep。 

     ;Youyou couldn't lend me a suit of clothes could you�拭─�he stuttered。 

;Just    for   to´night�拭   �I'll  send    them    back。    It's  all  right�察─  �he   added�察�

reassuringly。 ;I live near here。; 

     With a start Keep raised his eyes�察�and distressed by his look�察�the young 

man continued less confidently。 

     ;I don't blame you if you don't believe it�察─�he stammered�察 �seeing me 

like this�察�but I DO live right near here。 Everybody around here knows me�察�

and I guess you've read about me in the papers�察�too。 I'mthat is�察�my name´ 

´; like one about to take a plunge he drew a short breath�察�and the rat´like 

eyes regarded Keep watchfully;my name is Van Warden。 I'm the one you 

read aboutHarryI'm Harry Van Warden� ─�

     After   a   pause�察  �slowly   and   reprovingly   Fred   shook   his   head�察  �but   his 

smile   was   kindly   even   regretful�察  �as   though   he   were   sorry   he   could   not 

longer enjoy the stranger's confidences。 

     ;My boy� ─�he   exclaimed�察 �you're   MORE than Van Warden� �You're a 

genius� ─  �He   rose   and   made   a   peremptory  gesture。  ;Sorry�察─  �he   said�察   �but 

this isn't safe for either of us。 Follow me�察�and I'll dress you up and send 

you where you want to go。; He turned and whispered over his shoulder�此�

;Some day let me hear from you。 A man with your nerve; 

     In alarm the naked one with a gesture commanded silence。 

     The   library   led   to  the  front   hall。  In  this  was   the  coat´room。     First 

making sure the library and hall were free of servants�察�Fred tiptoed to the 

coat´room   and�察     �opening    the   door�察 �switched�此  �on    the   electric  light。  The 



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naked man�察�leaving in his wake a trail of damp footprints�察�followed at his 

heels。 

     Fred pointed at golf´capes�察�sweaters�察�greatcoats hanging from hooks�察�

and on the floor at boots and overshoes。 

     ;Put   on   that   motor´coat   and   the   galoshes�察─  �he   commanded。   ;They'll 

cover you in case you have to run for it。 I'm going to leave you here while 

I get you some clothes。 If any of the servants butt in�察�don't lose your head。 

Just say you're waiting to see meMr。 Keep。 I won't be long。 Wait。; 

     ;Wait� ─�snorted the stranger。 ;You BET I'll wait��' 

     As Fred closed the door upon him�察�the naked one was rubbing himself 

violently with Mrs。 Keep's yellow golf´jacket。 

     In   his   own   room   Fred   collected   a   suit   of   blue   serge�察  �a   tennis   shirt�察�

boots�察 �even   a   tie。   Underclothes   he   found   ready  laid   out   for   him�察  �and   he 

snatched them from the bed。 From a roll of money in his bureau drawer he 

counted     out   a   hundred   dollars。   Tactfully   he   slipped    the   money   in   the 

trousers pocket of the serge suit and with the bundle of clothes in his arms 

raced downstairs and shoved them into the coat´room。 

     ;Don't come out until I knock�察─�he commanded。 ;And�察─�he added in a 

vehement whisper�察 �don't come out at all unless you have clothes on� ─�

     The stranger grunted。 

     Fred rang for Gridley and told him to have his car brought around to 

the door。 He wanted it to start at once within two minutes。 When the butler 

had   departed�察  �Fred�察  �by   an   inch�察  �again   opened   the   coat´room   door。   The 

stranger had draped himself in the underclothes and the shirt�察�and at the 

moment was carefully arranging the tie。 

     ;Hurry� ─  �commanded   Keep。   ;The   car'll   be   here   in   a   minute。   Where 

shall I tell him to take you�拭─�

     The     stranger    chuckled      excitedly�察   �his   confidence      seemed     to   be 

returning。   ;New   York�察─  �he   whispered�察   �fast   as   he   can   get   there�   �Look 

here�察─�he added doubtfully�察 �there's a roll of bills in these clothes。; 

     ;They're yours�察─�said Fred。 

     The stranger exclaimed vigorously。 ;You're all right� ─�he whispered。 ;I 

won't forget this�察�or you either。 I'll send the money back same time I send 

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     ;Exactly� ─�said Fred。 

     The wheels of the touring´car crunched on the gravel drive�察�and Fred 

slammed to the door�察�and like a sentry on guard paced before it。 After a 

period which seemed   to stretch over many  minutes there   came from  the 

inside   a   cautious knocking。 With   equal   caution   Fred   opened the door   of 

the width of a finger�察�and put his ear to the crack。 

     ;You     couldn't   find  me   a  button´hook�察    �could   you�拭─   �whispered     the 

stranger。 

     Indignantly Fred shut the door and�察�walking to the veranda�察�hailed the 

chauffeur。 James�察�the chauffeur�察�was a Keepsburg boy�察�and when Keep had 

gone   to   Cambridge   James   had   accompanied   him。   Keep   knew   the   boy 

could be trusted。 

     ;You're to take a man to New York�察─�he said�察 �or wherever he wants to 

go。 Don't talk to him。 Don't ask any questions。 So�察�if YOU'RE questioned�察�

you can say you know nothing。 That's for your own good� ─�

     The chauffeur mechanically touched his cap and started down the steps。 

As he did so�察�the prison whistle�察�still unsatisfied�察�still demanding its prey�察�

shattered the silence。 As though it had hit him a physical blow�察�the youth 

jumped。 He turned and lifted startled�察�inquiring eyes to where Keep stood 

above him。 

     ;I told you�察─�said Keep�察 �to ask no questions。 

     As Fred re´entered the hall�察�Winnie Keep was coming down the stairs 

toward him。 She had changed to one of the prettiest evening gowns of her 

trousseau�察�and so outrageously lovely was the combination of herself and 

the gown that her husband's excitement and anxiety fell from him�察�and he 

was lost in admiration。 But he was not for long lost。 To his horror�察�the door 

of the coat´closet opened toward his wife and out of the closet the stranger 

emerged。 Winnie�察�not accustomed to   seeing young men suddenly  appear 

from among the dust´coats�察�uttered a sharp shriek。 

     With what he considered great presence of mind�察�Fred swung upon the 

visitor 

     ;Did you fix it�拭─�he demanded。 

     The visitor did not heed him。 In amazement in abject admiration�察�his 

eyes   were   fastened   upon   the   beautiful   and   radiant   vision   presented   by 



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Winnie   Keep。   But   he   also   still   preserved   sufficient   presence   of   mind   to 

nod his head dully。 

     ;Come�察─�commanded Fred。 ;The car is waiting。; 

     Still the stranger did not move。 As though he had never before seen a 

woman�察�as though her dazzling loveliness held him in a trance�察�he stood 

still�察�gazing�察�gaping�察�devouring Winnie with his eyes。 In her turn�察�Winnie 

beheld a strange youth who looked like a groom out of livery�察�so overcome 

by   her   mere   presence   as   to   be   struck   motionless   and   inarticulate。   For 

protection she moved in some alarm toward her husband。 

     The   stranger   gave   a   sudden   jerk   of   his   body   that   might   have   been 

intended for a bow。 Before Keep could interrupt him�察�like a parrot reciting 

its lesson�察�he exclaimed explosively�此�

     ;My name's Van Warden。 I'm Harry Van Warden。; 

     He seemed as little convinced of the truth of his statement as though 

he had announced that he was the Czar of Russia。 It was as though a stage´ 

manager had drilled him in the lines。 

     But    upon    Winnie�察   �as  her   husband     saw   to  his   dismay�察   �the  words 

produced   an   instant   and   appalling   effect。   She   fairly   radiated   excitement 

and delight。 How her husband had succeeded in capturing the social prize 

of Scarboro she could not imagine�察�but�察�for doing so�察�she flashed toward 

him a glance of deep and grateful devotion。 

     Then she   beamed   upon   the stranger。   ;Won't   Mr。 Van Warden   stay  to 

dinner�拭─�she asked。 

     Her husband emitted a howl。 ;He will NOT� ─�he cried。 ;He's not that 

kind    of  a  Van    Warden。     He's   a  plumber。    He's   the  man    that  fixes   the 

telephone� ─�

     He seized the visitor by the sleeve of the long motor´coat and dragged 

him  down   the  steps。   Reluctantly�察  �almost   resistingly�察  �the   visitor   stumbled 

after   him�察  �casting   backward   amazed   glances   at   the   beautiful   lady。   Fred 

thrust him into the seat beside the chauffeur。 Pointing at the golf´cap and 

automobile goggles which the stranger was stupidly twisting in his hands�察�

Fred whispered fiercely�此�

     ;Put those on� �Cover your face� �Don't speak� �The man knows what to 

do。; 



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     With eager eyes and parted lips James the chauffeur was waiting for 

the signal。 Fred nodded sharply�察�and the chauffeur stooped to throw in the 

clutch。   But   the   car   did   not   start。   From   the   hedge   beside   the   driveway�察�

directly in front of the wheels�察�something on all fours threw itself upon the 

gravel�察�something in a suit of purple´gray�察�something torn and bleeding�察�

smeared   with   sweat   and   dirt�察  �something   that   cringed   

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