sing bell at Yellowflower Hall

ning his tie and running a comb through his hair "I'll go and have a quie

Johnson brought in some pea soup, bacon and

d bell Johnson" said Mr. Earlsdown "ju

o serve out the baco

d Mr. Earlsdown after hav

r" he said "Miss Monton is nowhere in the house and her room Mary

down throwing down his fork and tos

arlsdown. A pile of linen stood in a corner of the room, hats, jackets and various articles of clothing were scatte

cl

charge of Leslie Woodcock. We shall be in London to-night but fro

a Woo

worded epistle he flashed his eyes

back within an inch of her life" so saying he

nning upstairs to

ywhere for traces of Mr. and Mrs. Woodcock" and handin

sion at Astmer House. On the summons

ing up and knocking over a soup tureen

nswered Albert "ther

rtless boy, go and lo

d Albert flingi

odcock as Albert dashed

nd no traces of Leslie except his tooth-brush in the

cried Mrs. Woodcock "my d

me" said Albert w

r you?" said Mrs.

fling about and took a drink

"perhaps you can manage to walk ** far as Yellowfl

out and returned in 1/2 hour in a rat

it just by that railing near Yellowflower Hall I found Miss Monton's

rrified "Oh" and sank near