She must 'ave come from Flint House, now I coome to think of it.' 'What young woman was that ?' asked 'Enery Waitts.

So I told them what had happened to me, just like I've told it to you.

Mrs.Keegan, the land-lady, who was list'ning, says, 'I shouldn't be surprised if it was Mr.Turold's daughter that you saw.

I heard yesterday that his sister was staying at Penzance, so p'raps she was going to her, after it happened.

So if it was her it's not surprisin' she didn't want to speak to you in her grief.'" "Did you ever see Miss Turold ?" "I've never see any one of the Flint House folk, though I've heerd of them, often enough." "Did you notice in which direction this girl went ?" "No.