"Even if father and daughter don't quite hit things off in their tastes, it's only reasonable to suppose that Peter would usually know his daughter's whereabouts.

And if he brought Greyle here, ill, and they had to stop, it's only likely that Peter would turn to his daughter for help.

Anyway, Copplestone, here are two undoubted facts:--Chatfield and Greyle booked from Falmouth for Bristol on October 6th, 1912, and may therefore be supposed to have come here.

That's one fact.

The other is--Addie Chatfield was certainly in Bristol on that date and for eleven days after it." "Well--what next ?" asked Copplestone.
"I've been thinking that over while you stared at the bill," answered Gilling.