Rudolf I

It bears the Capetown postmark and contains these words: 'My dear Rudolf, I shall be in Paris on the 1st of June and in just as wretched a plight as when you came to my assistance.

My poor Rudolf, I knew him when he was a little boy. . . .

When I got to the Rudolf I sent up a card to Nina on which I wrote something which at the moment I thought funny.

As for your security, Rudolf, I can answer for my cousin Van Zonshoven’s discretion.

“Mr. Rudolf,” I said, “allow me to arrange an interview for you with the General, since Miss Mordaunt declines.”