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CHAPTER XVII. “Woman, what do you mean?’ Valerie’s eyes flashed with the

that was burning in her veins.

fire

“What I say—search outside the win- dow,” cried Davis angrily; “you'll find I'm right.’

Valerie made a window.

“Give me your lantern,” she sald to the policeman, wha gazing

move towards the

was with

admiration at her beauty. “I wil] show you how false this woman’s words are!” She grasped the lantern, and held it up high, then beckoned the men ont. Paul Ross drew back farther an: farther; he could see the policemen’s faces, but he drew himself behind a

slight curve in the masonry, and escap- ed their eyes. peering ont, “Look!’ she cried suddenly; there—he is there I tell you.” She was roughly pushed light was suddenly extinguished by Val- erie, and mingled with Davis’ exclama- and the murmurs of servants, came the sound of a groan, a shriek, then the noise of something clutching: and falling—then all was still. “What is it?” 1 the policemen.

Not so Davis, who was “behind

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muttered

They hastily lit the lantern and step- ped out—nothing was to be seen. ‘The veranda came to a sudden break beyond

the curve, and the tall, beautiful wo- man, who stood pale as death and transfixed with sudden horror, knew that her wretched brother, had gone

from her side forever—from the hands of justice; gone with ail the crimes un- pardoned on his soul—gone to his death.

In one realized this, and with a gered beck, and before they could assist her, fell senseless to the ground.

second she

CHAPTER XIX.

As the earl, with Geoffrey Armistead, Frank Meredith, and the detective, rode into Moreton they soon discovered that some great excitement prevailed, and after a little questioning, learned that a woman had shot in the railway station early that morning, and that the man had escaped.

Mr. Newton at once went to the smull police station, and, to the astonishment of hia employers, asked full particulars and finished by demani-

been

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had this affair to do with the search he had on hand?

The detective soon explained. He saw Myra, who was unable to spenk, but had sufficient strength to nod her head to his questions, and by this means he discovered that the man who

had sent her to death was the man they sought. a

The earl was frantic. The thought of Alice in the grasp of this unserupul- ous villain maddened him, and the delay, while the detective sought the traces necessary r him, was almost more than he could bear.

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The three genflethen wii the guird traveled to the very spot where Jun had alichted that morning, and, when

there, they went to the handful of cot tages to make in4uiries,

No one could tel! them anything; but, eliciting the name of the pearest town. they borrowed the enly vehicle to be found—a large market-cart—and started] along the same route that Alice had been carried, the earl’s heart grow- ing more wretched every minute,

They could only travel slowly, and the night was falling they reached the town. As luck would have it, they met the same policeman who had dire*t- ed Jura, and at once from him learn d the name of the hotel to which he had gone.

The earl, white and breathless, into the hall.

“Where is the lady who was brought here this morning by a dark gentle- man?’ he demanded eagerly.

The landlord shook his head and eall- ed his. wife.

“Do you mean the mad Iady, sir?’ she » sked.

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“Yes sir—that’s her. IT couldn't he- 7 -— * ,’ lieve as how she were mid like. Bat her husband said she was,”

“TIer husband!” gasped Roy, sinking into a chair.

The detective earl’s shoulder.

“Pardon me, my lord,” he said quietly; ‘leave it in my hands. Now, my good woman, answer my questions. Where is this young lady?’

“T don’t know, sir,” the landlady re- plied, looking a httle ‘she was took away by the gentleman about half an hour ago; he said they was a- going to Bornchester by the express. Lor’. sir, I hope there ain't nothing wrong! She looked so ill, poor thing!”

“She is no more mad than you or I.

put his hand on the

frightened;

She is the wife of this gentleman—the Earl of Darrell. Ah, you have heard of her disappearance, of course. That

man had abducted her. She must be rescued at once.”

. . ”

“Great Heavens! if I’d only known!

cried the woman, overcome with alarm.

“Oh, my lord, I wish I’d known, he | should not have taken her. I begged him to wait till to-morrow, but he

' wouldn’t hear nothing,

and she lo« rked

| fit te die at any ‘moment. She'd no ‘ eount where she was—her-mind seemed i gone.”

“On the verge of brain fever, no

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doubt.” said Geoffrey Armistead quietly. “Now, Newton, what's to be done?’ ‘The station to make enquiry; the earl had better stay here.’ “No, no!’ cried Roy, starting to his feet: “I must go! I should go mad if I stayed here an instant!’ “Come, then; there ig not 2 moment to

lose.” They hurried across to the station “YD . . 9 c= ° AT, Naw Remain here,’ whispered Mr. New- ton as they entered it; “I will speak first.”’ He touched a porter on the shoulder.

i “Has the express to Bornchester gene,

man?” he asked.

“Gone? Yes. sir, half an hour ago.

“How tiresome! I must have made a‘ mistake; I thought it went at seven- fifty.”

“No, sir: seven twenty.”

“Tium! it’s a great nuisance. I was to have met a friend here, and gone by the same train. You didn’t happen to see “then, perhaps—a gentleman and _ his wife, a pretty, fair-haired lady?” ,

The porter shook his head. ;

“No, sir; I weren’t here, it was my tea-time, but perhaps Rill did, Here, , Bill, gentleman wants to ask you a

n.

“What is it, sir?” demanded the other porter civilly. “A lady and gentleman, very th lots of yellow hair; ‘or’, yes, she was took fearfully ill, flop- off in a faint, just as she was a- getting inty the train; your friend was

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In a fearful way. They've gone to a hotel in the town sir—I can’t tel! you

which,”

““iGanks;” the detective slipped some money into the other’s hand, “My poor friend—I must try to find him at once.”

He approached the others.

“They are in the town. Now to find where that’s the next thing, We must get the police to help-us.”

In a few minutes they had separated, all going in different directions except Geoffrey Armistead and Roy, who went off together.

An hour slipped by.

They drove all around the town, and could discover nothing, and then went back to the station to wait for Frank and the detective. ;

They had not long to wait. Frank secon rushed in, with a face white with excitement,

“They are found! Newton has got the house surrounded—he can’t escape! She is down with brain fever!”

Roy uttered no word, but followed the other two out of the station, down che or two narrow streets, until they approached a low looking public house.

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“Be patient, Lord Darrell,” he said gently. “We have a desperate man to deal with. Have courage—she is found!”

“Yes; but perhaps found to die!”

Roy covered his face with his hands,

Mr. Newton approached him.

“Lord Darrell,” he said quickly, “fol- low me! I have silenced the woman. Your wife is very ill. I will lead you to her.”

Roy started and without a word grop- ed his way up the narrow staircase to a small room,

At first he could distinguish rothing; then his eyes saw a bed and on it a form with golden masses of hair falling over the pillow.

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(To be Continued.)

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