In this matter Goarly overreached himself.

No one in Dillsborough could be brought to believe that.

Even Harry Stubbings was ready to swear that he should suspect himself as soon.

But nothing was clearer than this,--that Goarly was going to make a stand against the hunt and especially against Lord Rufford.

He had gone to Bearside and Bearside had taken up the matter in a serious way.