...come in. After that, 1 could hear Miss Charlton say she would call one of the servants to let him in ; but he answered not to do so on any account ; but...did not wish it to be known that he was there. After wailing a minuto or two, I could plainly hear the door below unchained, unbolted, and unlocked ; and...

...come in. After that, I could hear Miss Charlton say she would call one of the servants to let him in ; but he answered not to do so on any account; but to...two , I could plainly hear the door below unchained, unbolted, and unlocked; and th« minute after a foot coming quickly up the stairs, stopped at Mr. Latimer's...

...come in. After that, 1 could hear Miss Charlton say she would call one of the servants to let him in ; but he answered not to do so on any account ; but...two, I could plainly hear the door below unchained, unbolted, and unlocked ; and the minute after a foot coming quickly up the stairs, stopped at Mr. I^timer's...

...servants to let him in ; hut he answered not to do so on any account ; hut to come down herself, and lie spoke sharply and angrily to her ; after which she...to wake any one, saying that he did not wish it to he known thai lie was there. After waitisg a minute or two, I could plainly hear the door helow unchained,...

...seen. — He came by night, and he went by night. He came while men slept, and he went ere they awoke. He did not wish it to be known that he was there. He did not care for the fame of doing the thinz; all he cared for was that it should be done. How different...

...and that when he found himself in the same train with the Governor-General he informed the conductor that he did not wish it to be known that he was on the cars, and at VOL. I. D V Chicago his modesty induced him to register himself under some less...

...seen. He came by night, and he went by night. He came while men slept, and he went ere they awoke. He did not wish it to be known that he was there. He did not care for the fame of doing the thing ; all he cared for was, that it should be done. How...

...that his wife had urged him to leave his business down-town ; that he had promised to be good, and that he did not wish it to be known that he was misbehaving. "As soon as we had effected our escape, it was obvious that no thought had been given...

...excuses for her. Perhaps Steinfeldt had stepped into the bedroom, and drawn the curtains, merely because he did not wish it to be known that he was there, in Inez's rooms. Possibly he had come only to talk with the girl about the engagement he wished her...