I lost my place, however, in another way." "Proofs! Proofs!" Kaid's voice was hoarse with feeling.
"I have no proofs against Prince Harrik, no word upon paper.

But there are proofs that the army is seditious, that, at any moment, it may revolt." "Thou hast kept this secret ?" questioned Kaid darkly and suspiciously.
"The time had not come.

Read, Effendina," he added, handing some papers over.
"But it is the whole army!" said Kaid aghast, as he read.

He was convinced.
"There is only one guilty," returned Nahoum.

Their eyes met.