THE HOUSE IN THE YARD The Jew silently and promptly set out in the wake of the hurrying woman; presently she and her pursuer disappeared round a corner. "That's the result of our call, Mapperley!" said Hetherwick. "She's gone somewhere--to tell somebody!" "Likely!" assented Mapperley. "But wherever she's gone, Issy Goldmark'll spot her. He's the eyes of a lynx." "He let Baseverie slip him, the other night, though," remarked Hetherwick. "Well, there was some excuse for that," said Mapperley, "to begin with, he wa…
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