[The Lost Lady of Lone by E.D.E.N. Southworth]@TWC D-Link bookThe Lost Lady of Lone CHAPTER XV 26/30
This morning she was taken before the sitting magistrate, and examined, and remanded to prison, until she can be carried back to Scotland for trial.
Neither she nor I know at what hour she may be removed, or by what train she may be taken to Scotland. She may be gone now, for aught I know." "Where is the poor creature now confined ?" inquired Salome, in a dying voice. "In the Westminster police station-house, my lady, if she has not been already removed.
But I must tell your ladyship--your grace, I mean--how I happen to come to you now.
I was at the West End this morning, my lady, and in returning to the city I passed St.George's Church, Hanover Square, and I saw the pageant of your wedding.
And when I got back to Westminster and looked into the station-house to see my unfortunate mistress, and to help her mind often her own troubles, I told her about the wedding of the Duke of Hereward with the heiress of Sir Lemuel Levison, at St.George's Church, my lady.
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