She and Bishopriggs will come together again, sooner or later, and make it up.

When I have put certain questions to her, which may possibly lead to very important results, I shall leave a letter for Bishopriggs in Mrs.Inchbare's hands.

The letter will tell him I have something for him to do, and will contain an address at which he can write to me.

I shall hear of him, Blanche and, if the letter is in his possession, I shall get it." "Won't he be afraid--if he has stolen the letter--to tell you he has got it ?" "Very well put, my child.

He might hesitate with other people.