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THE HOUSE OF INTRIGUE

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and Bud with a look in his deep-set and slightly glazed eyes which brought me half-way up from my chair, with a foolish sort of squeak of terror, which I could no more control than I could control my circulation. For I had learned to know that look, and I was afraid of it.

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