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Any public attention had been on his possible role in tipping off Burgess and Maclean.

"I must be nervous," Professor Burgess said, trying to manage Dennie's umbrella and catching it in her hair.

These "jumpings off" had become rather frequent lately, and Burgess was enraged at one happening on this particular day.

As for our artist, he is a burgess among burgesses,—a man of the people par excellence, and an Englishman above all.

But the fact is, Mr. Burgess, we've known him almost since we were infants, and of course we take an interest in his welfare.

The two men looked at each other, and presently Burgess's eyes fell before those of the chaplain.