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CHAPTER XV.
“To trace them down,” madly
Creotrey
answered Roy his hand on the ren. say nothing?’ he said to who had struggled so hard, Pa Ross lifted his eves and elared at the speaker, but made no a7 nothing, Lord Darrell, till we have questioned them further
] *9 Nes 5 gaol, commanded
prt “Can you the prisoner
answir Geoffrey
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CHAPTER XVi.
Now to |
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“Is below “My God! wildly:
in handcuffs.”
failed!” murmured *e * + ‘ what has happened?” she pass ed her hand over her Cleared. “Mr. Armistead,” she pleaded passionately, “help me, I beg. You know wh t
she
eyes; then her
brain
My wretched brother! I have suffered through him. For God's sake help me now. They know nothi of him here. I shall be disg | eternally shamed, unless you will id me, ‘See, I will fling myself at your | feet! Help me to escape this.”
“T will Geoffrey
help you on one condition,”
Armistead said quit
| ing Valerie from her humiliating posi- tion; “and on one condition only.” “Name it!” cried Valerie “That you confess what = sg] you had in Lady Darrell’s abd She ‘gave a slight scream, then f
hanghtily.
Valerie Ross was chatting in her most pleasant manner to Lady Dat wh her quick ears caught the sound !
i \ n th gra i I ] ] i
t ( le e. She 1 1d gVW {t to the wi i \ her quick eves caught: a glimpse of Roy's face. white and agitated, as he threw himself from his horse, and her heart told her that something had happened.
So great was her emotion that for an instant a film gathered over her eyes: she could distinguish no othe: the group of horsemen below, and when the mist cleared away they had al] dis-
. — eo 7. oon . ‘ m<¢ ed and had entered tn Castle
At all hazards she must know whut
| had happened
She hurried excuse to
slippe d
made some ady Darrell, and room
In the passage she met Davis—-Alice’s maid. The woman had never liked herr, and since her yery open Alice, had grown to hate her d, Davis?’ cried her the
even
lV, lorgett ng r fear. “Ig anything “Nothil
uns we
ig that I have
red Davis,
heard of, and then Valerie knew she must endeavor to grow calm, would betray
miss,”
or she herself,
“I thonght I heard a noise.” she said, coldiy, “but I dare say I was mistaken.”
“I think you must hare been, miss.”
Valerie swept away. At the head of the- staircase hi ilted. Should she 2) d Her movements were Hiecided, for at that instant Rov. followed by Frank Meredith and Geof.
she ownstairs 6 r not? SoOoOTL
frey Armistead, ran up the stairs.
“Ah, Valerie!” the cried excitedly. “Great news! We have captured some of the ‘burglars, and traced—my—Wadys Darrell. Where is my mother? 1]
He ‘hurried on, leaving Valerie face to face with Mr. Armistead. She grew snddenty pale.
“ete agate —e a exclaimed. “How ror tic! Where and how’? Yh, Mr. Meredith, vou are ft) gentleman who befriended mw Lady Alice the -other day, And so th: vy have ae fs 17} i
‘Safe, | said ¢ ff \
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Valerie's heart a!
“Are they very S she ashe] in ferced, lanner, “Dy they look very terribl
‘They «are
is strangely
most ordinary
like yourself,”
in fact, one
Valerie «gasped, prt out, one hand and clutched the balustrade. Geoffrey motioned Frank away: hi
his hend on Valsviets. she her eves “My brother,
me he =<
opened
Paul!’ ashe gasped.
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herself up. “I don’t understand you,” she said “You insult me by such words!’ wered Geoffrey. pretty good judge of things, F and your own lips you. What did you just now? ‘Failed!’ What had Your plan, of course, Come ou confess ?”’ “Never!’ said Valerie “Tt ts all false! I know *“T hear Lord Darrell ccming. JI teli him all—tell him that the w is harboring in his home is the
passionately. nothing!
will man he
sister
| of im
abuse of poor :
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“No—no!’ VY may know bour.”’
“I give you till to-night willingly.”
And Mr. Armistead turned away, leav- ing the wretched woman lost for a mo- ment to all her self-possession, feeling that her revengeful plan had failed, yet knowing nothing.
She went hurriedly along the corridor
him back, “I Give me an
alerie drew something.
to her own room, and as she weut, her courage returned, and she could have cursed herself for her we akness in be traying herself to Geoffrey Arinistead’s keen eves.
Roy Darrell met ‘his stretched hand.
friend with out-
“My mother is quite upset and ill with al] this business. She has sent me to fetch Str Humphrey. She wishes to see him.”
“T have been thinking that our best plan will be to ride in separate -direc- tions, to try and trace this’ Italian scoundrel; the others had better stay kere, if you don’t object to turning your
ist into a prison for the nonce.”’
“Object!” cried the earl. “I feel safe \ T ky they a1 thin my grasp. Armistead, I put myse if into your hands W) T vou ft ink Wisest | will do As
} letectives retu fi a ‘ 11C¢ I Ss! i V i Good retu 1 Geoffrey; “it will trange thing if we don’t catch him } 1L thimk:’
‘rank Meredith -here joined them,
d they went down the stairs togethe..
“Look -after your friend, Armistead,” Sie] — earl, waving his hand towards t] ning-room, where a dejuener was coeada : “if vou will pardon me, I must
take Sir Humphrey up to my mother.”
Tle ty the twe friends, and hurried in search .of, Alice’s grandfather.
Alice's grandfather!
The pews came back to him with al! its strange force,
The moments of excttement and an- xiety while the burglars -were captured had Grives itt from his miind: but now
remembered al! that Sir TIn hi: id s Lid, and, torn with fear that Jost to him for ever, a thrill of pride went through him for her auke.
Sir Humphrey was pacing the floor of the library as the earl entered.
“You have no picture show me, have ruptly.
Roy
mphrey tis heart was pereha hee,
while she,
even
was
of your wife to you?” he asked ab- colored with pain, for, in the knowledgement that he possessed no me mento of Alice, he had to own to the past feelings of coldness, unjustness, and contempt,
I have none, but
” he replied quietly,
Sir Humphrey read his face.
“Please God you will need none,” he observed. “Surely she must be fownd to-night, Darrell.”
Their hands uncongciously tightened in each others grasp.
“I dare not think of it,” muttered Roy hoarsely. “The old woman has
confessed that—that Jura loved her. She is in his hands. When I know this, I feel mad!”
“Take me to your mother,” the older man said gently. “It is but right you should both know the history of this girl who so strangely became your wife. Ah, Darrell, truth is indeed stranger than fiction, and this child’s story is a proof of that.”
Roy turned and led the way to his mother’s room,
T.adv Darrell rose. with outstretched
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“T will not leave you there long, dear lady.” Sir Humphrey placed her earefully im her chair. “T will make my story as short as possible. You may remember years ago, when the Abbey
Was not the ruined place it is now, that occasionally my son, and sometimes my- self, came to it in the autumn, and de- spite its cheerless character managed ‘to be very comfortable with a few guns ~—intimate friends, who found the smort around ample compensation for the soli- tary grandeur of the domicile.
“The autumn your husband died I believe you spent abroad, this man”— putting his hand on Roy’s shoulder--
“was then an infant; for some reasone -T forgot what now, business I think—l was unable to yisit the Abbey. Fulke, my son, departed without me. i thoucht him surrounded .with his friends, but after a few weeks had elapsed I s-on vvered this was not so. Tov ex- plain briefly, Fulke had purposely visit- ed the Abbey alome save for his sevr- vunts, drawn thithér by a woman, This girl, a gove whom he had nd protects d from some and ittracted by her great beauty, fallen love with. The governess,
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