"We must find Robert Turold's daughter." "You think she has gone to London ?" "I feel sure of it, and I do not think it will be difficult to trace her.
I shall try first at Paddington.

I will get the warrant for her arrest backed at Bow Street, and put a couple of good men on the search before returning here.

You had better have the inquest adjourned until I come back.

This is no suicide, Dawfield, but a deep and skilfully planned murder." "I should think the flight of the girl makes that pretty clear," said Dawfield, as he made a note on his office pad.
Barrant shook his head.

"It's too strange a case for us to have any feeling of certainty about it yet," he said.