I'm going to save the young man, but I'm not looking to him for much assistance." Maud still frowned.

Presently she said: "I want to see Mr.Jones.Can you arrange an interview for me, sir ?" "Of course.

You'd better go into town with me this morning.

If the examination is held, you will see Jones then.

If it's postponed, you may visit him in the jail." Maud reflected a moment.
"Very well," said she, "I'll go with you." Then, turning to her aunt, she continued: "You must make my excuses to Mr.Goldstein, Aunt Jane." Mrs.Montrose eyed her niece critically.
"Who will accompany you, Maud ?" she asked.
"Why, I'll go," said Patsy Doyle; and so it was settled, Uncle John agreeing to escort the young ladies and see them safely home again..