I sighed heavily.

"I think I will go to bed," I answered. "I am tired out,--and absolutely

miserable!"

"Alas, poor millionaire!" said Lucio gently,--"I am sorry, I assure you,

that the evening has ended so disastrously."

"So am I!" I returned despondently.

"Imagine it!" he went on, dreamily regarding me--"If my beliefs,--my

crack-brained theories,--were worth anything,--which they are not--I

could claim the only positive existing part of our late acquaintance

Viscount Lynton! But,--where and how to send in my account with him? If

I were Satan now...."

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