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Linden, in a tone of excitement, I call you to witness that this , whom I blush to acknowledge as my niece, has proved herself unworthy of my kindness. In your presence I cut her off, and bid her never again darken my door. But what has she done, uncle asked Curtis. He was prepared for the presence of Dodger, whom he rightly concluded to be the agent of Tim Bolton, but he could not understand why Florence should be in the library at this late hour. Nor was he able to understand the evidently friendly relations between her and the young visitor. What has she done repeated John Linden. She has introduced that young ruffian into the house to rob me. Look at that secretary He has forced it open, and stolen a large sum of . It is not true, sir, said Dodger, calmly, about taking the , I mean. I havent taken a cent. Then why did you open the secretary I did mean to take , but she stopped me. Oh, she stopped you repeated Linden, with withering sarcasm. Then, perhaps, you will tell me where the is gone He hasnt discovered about the will, thought Curtis, congratulating himself; if the boy has it, I must manage to give him a chance to escape. You can search me if you want to, continued Dodger, proudly. You wont find no on me. Do you think I am a fool, you young burglar exclaimed John Linden, angrily. Uncle, let me speak to the boy, said Curtis, soothingly. I think he will tell me. As you like, Curtis; but I am convinced that he is a thief. Curtis Waring beckoned Dodger into an adjoining room. Now, my boy, he said, smoothly, give me what you took from the secretary, and I will see that you are not arrested. But, sir, I didnt take

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nothingits just as I told the old duffer. The waked up just as Id got the secretary open, and I didnt have a chance. But the is gone, said Curtis, in an incredulous tone. I dont know nothing about that. Come, youd better examine your pockets. In the hurry of the moment you may have taken it without knog it. No, I couldnt. Didnt you take a paper of any kind asked Curtis, eagerly. Sometimes papers are of more value than . No, I didnt take no paper, though Tim told me to. Curtis quietly ignored the allusion to Tim, for it did not suit his purpose to get Tim into trouble. His unscrupulous agent knew too much that would compromise his principal. Are you willing that I should examine you Yes, I am. Go ahead. Curtis thrust his hand into the pockets of the boy, who, boy as he was, was as tall as himself, but was not repaid by the discovery of anything. He was very much perplexed. Didnt you throw the articles on the floor he demanded, suspiciously. No, I didnt. You didnt give them to the young lady No; if I had shed have said so. Humph this is strange. What is your name Dodger. Thats a queer name; have you no other Not as I know of. With whom do you live With my father. Leastways, he says hes my father. There was a grog suspicion in the mind of Curtis Waring. He scanned the boys features with attention. Could this illdressed boya street boy in appearancebe his longlost and deeply wronged cousin Who is it that says he is your father he demanded, abruptly. Do you want to get him into trouble No, I dont want to get him into trouble, or you either. Better tell me all, and I will be your friend. Youre a better sort than I thought at first, said Dodger. The man I live with is called Tim Bolton. I though so, quickly ejaculated Curtis. He had scarcely got out the words before he was sensible that he had made a mistake. What do you know Tim inquired Dodger, in surprise. I mean,

always called. It is very singular, said Florence, fixing a glance of mingled curiosity and perplexity upon the young visitor. While the two were earnestly conversing in that subdued light, afforded by the lowered gaslight, Tim Bolton crept in through the door unobserved by either, tiptoed across the room to the secretary, snatched the will and a roll of bills, and escaped without attracting attention. Oh, I wish I could persuade you to give up this bad life, resumed Florence, earnestly, and become honest. Do you really care what becomes of me, miss asked Dodger, slowly. I do, indeed. Thats very kind of you, miss; but I dont understand it. You are a rich young lady, and Im only a poor boy, livin in a Bowery dive. Whats that Never mind, miss, such as you wouldnt understand. Why, all my life Ive lived with thieves, and drunkards, and bunco men, and But Im sure you dont like it. You are fit for something better. Do you really think so asked Dodger, doubtfullly. Yes; you have a good face. You were meant to be good and honest, I am sure. Would you trust me asked the boy, earnestly, fixing his large, dark eyes eloquently on the face of Florence. Yes, I would if you would only leave your evil companions, and become true to your better nature. No one ever spoke to me like that before, miss, said Dodger, his expressive features shog that he was strongly moved. You think I could be good if I tried hard, and grow up respectable I am sure you could, said Florence, confidently. There was something in this boy, young

exclaimed, in stern reproof. So this is the company you keep when you think I am out of the way CHAPTER VI. A TEMPEST. The charge was so strange and unexpected that Florence was overwhelmed. She could only murmur: Oh, uncle Her young companion was indignant. Already he felt that Florence had consented to accept him as a friend, and he was resolved to stand by her. I say, old man, he bristled up, dont you go to insult her Shes an angel No doubt you think so, rejoined Mr. Linden, in a tone of sarcasm. Upon my word, miss, I congratulate you on your elevated taste. So this is your reason for not being willing to marry your Cousin Curtis Indeed, uncle, you are mistaken. I never met this boy till tonight. Dont try to deceive me. Young man, did you open my secretary Yes, sir. And robbed it into the bargain, continued Linden, going to the secretary, and examining it. He did not, however, miss the will, but only the roll of bills. Give me back the you have taken from me, you young rascal I took nothing, sir. Its a lie The is gone, and no one else could have taken it. I dont allow no one to call me a liar. Just take that back, old man, or I Indeed, uncle, he took nothing, for he had only just opened the secretary when I woke up and spoke to him. You stand by him, of course, shameless I blush to think that you are my niece. I am glad to think that my eyes are opened before it is too late. The old merchant rang the bell violently, and aroused the house. Dodger made no attempt to escape, but stood beside Florence in the attitude of a protector. But a short time elapsed before Curtis Waring and the servants entered the room, and gazed with wonder at the tableau presented by the excited old man and the two young people. My friends, said John

replied Curtis, lamely, that I have heard of this man Bolton. He keeps a saloon on the Bowery, doesnt he Yes. I thought you would be living with some such man. Did he come to the house with you tonight Yes. Where is he He stayed outside. Perhaps he is there now. Dont you go to having him arrested, said Dodger, suspiciously. I will keep my promise. Are you sure you didnt pass out the paper and the to him Think now. No, I didnt. I didnt have a chance. When I came into the room yonder I saw the gal asleep, and I thought she wouldnt hear me, but when I got the desk open she spoke to me, and asked me what I was doin. And you took nothing No. It seems very strange. I cannot understand it. Yet my uncle says the is gone. Did anyone else enter the room while you were talking with Miss Linden I didnt see any one. What were you talking about She said the old man wanted her to marry you, and she didnt want to. She told you that exclaimed Curtis, in displeasure. Yes, she did. She said shed rather marry the dude that was here early this evenin. Mr. de Brabazon Yes, thats the name. Upon my word, she was very confidential. You are a queer person for her to select as a confidant. Maybe so, sir; but she knows Im her friend. You like the young lady, then Perhaps you would like to marry her yourself As if shed take any notice of a poor boy like me. I told her if her uncle sent her away, Id take care of her and be a brother to her. How would Mr. Tim Boltonthats his name, isnt itlike that I wouldnt take her to where he lives. I think, myself, it would hardly be a suitable home for a young lady brought up on Madison Avenue. There is

outlaw though he was, that moved her powerfully, and even fascinated her, though she hardly realized it. It was something more than a feeling of compassion for a wayward and misguided youth. I could if I was rich like you, and lived in a nice house, and sociated with swells. If you had a father like mine Is he a bad man Well, he dont belong to the church. He keeps a gin mill, and has ever since I was a . Have you always lived with him Yes, but not in New York. Where then In Melbourne. Thats in Australia. Yes, miss. How long since you came to New York I guess its about three years. And you have always had this man as a guardian Poor boy Youve got a different father from me, miss Tears forced themselves to the eyes of Florence, as this remark brought forcibly to her mind the position in which she was placed. Alas she answered, impulsively, I am alone in the world What aint the old gentleman that lives here your father He is my uncle; but he is very, very angry with me, and has this very day ordered me to leave the house. Why, what a cantankerous old ruffian he is, to be sure exclaimed the boy, indignantly. Hush you must not talk against my uncle. He has always been kind to me till now. Why, whats up Whats the old gentleman mad about He wants me to marry my cousin Curtisa man I do not even like. Thats a shame Is it the dude I saw come out of the house a little while ago Oh, no; thats a different gentleman. Its Mr. de Brabazon. You dont want to marry him, do you No, no Im glad of that. He dont look as if he knew enough to come in when it rained. The poor young man is not very brilliant, but I think I would rather marry him than

exclaimed, in stern reproof. So this is the company you keep when you think I am out of the way CHAPTER VI. A TEMPEST. The charge was so strange and unexpected that Florence was overwhelmed. She could only murmur: Oh, uncle Her young companion was indignant. Already he felt that Florence had consented to accept him as a friend, and he was resolved to stand by her. I say, old man, he bristled up, dont you go to insult her Shes an angel No doubt you think so, rejoined Mr. Linden, in a tone of sarcasm. Upon my word, miss, I congratulate you on your elevated taste. So this is your reason for not being willing to marry your Cousin Curtis Indeed, uncle, you are mistaken. I never met this boy till tonight. Dont try to deceive me. Young man, did you open my secretary Yes, sir. And robbed it into the bargain, continued Linden, going to the secretary, and examining it. He did not, however, miss the will, but only the roll of bills. Give me back the you have taken from me, you young rascal I took nothing, sir. Its a lie The is gone, and no one else could have taken it. I dont allow no one to call me a liar. Just take that back, old man, or I Indeed, uncle, he took nothing, for he had only just opened the secretary when I woke up and spoke to him. You stand by him, of course, shameless I blush to think that you are my niece. I am glad to think that my eyes are opened before it is too late. The old merchant rang the bell violently, and aroused the house. Dodger made no attempt to escape, but stood beside Florence in the attitude of a protector. But a short time elapsed before Curtis Waring and the servants entered the room, and gazed with wonder at the tableau presented by the excited old man and the two young people. My friends, said John

Sometimes I feel like leaving Tim, and settin up for myself. I wonder how twould seem to be respectable. The boy approached the secretary, and with some tools he had brought essayed to open it. After a brief delay he succeeded, and lifted the cover. He was about to explore it, according to Tims directions, when he heard a cry of fear, and turning swiftly saw Florence, her eyes dilated with terror, gazing at him. Who are you she asked in alarm, and what are you doing there CHAPTER V. DODGER. The boy sprang to the side of Florence, and siezed her wrists in his strong young grasp. Dont you alarm the house, he said, or Ill What will you do gasped Florence, in alarm. The boy was evidently softened by her beauty, and answered in a tone of hesitation: I dont know. I wont harm you if you keep quiet. What are you here for asked Florence, fixing her eyes on the boys face; are you a thief I dont knowyes, I suppose I am. How sad, when you are so young. What miss, do you pity me Yes, my poor boy, you must be very poor, or you wouldnt bring yourself to steal. No. I aint poor; leastways, I have enough to eat, and I have a place to sleep. Then why dont you earn your living by honest means I cant; I must obey orders. Whose orders Why, the guvnors, to be sure. Did he tell you to open that secretary Yes. Who is the guvnor, as you call him I cant tell; it wouldnt be square. He must be a very wicked man. Well, he aint exactly what you call an angel, but Ive seen wuss men than the guvnor. Do you mind telling me your own name No; for I know you wont peach on me. Tom Dodger. Dodger Yes. That isnt a surname. Its all Ive got. Thats what Im

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