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Halsey, Harlan Page, 1839?-1898

"Oscar the Detective Or, Dudie Dunne, The Exquisite Detective"


Mrs. Frewen returned with her niece to Italy. Our hero saw them off, and
that same day Oscar returned and met the beautiful Caroline Metti, and
in a laughing tone said:
"Now, Caroline, if I could only gather the links to prove you a princess
I should be a proud and happy man."
"Those links you will never gather, but I am grateful to you, for you
have restored to me an interest in life and awakened an ambition."
"And what is your ambition?"
"I hardly dare tell you."
"Yes, tell me."
"You will be jealous."
"No, I will not;" but there did come a color to our hero's handsome
face.
"You are sure you will not be jealous?"
"I am sure."
"It is my ambition to become a great female detective."
"Great Scott!" ejaculated our hero, "is that all?"
"That is all. Will you aid me?"
"I will, and there is no reason why you should not become the greatest
lady detective that ever lived."
"I will try."
"And I will help you."

THE END.



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