34/47 No; contrary to my expectation, nothing of the kind appeared. None came to the spot which had been so crowded the night before; none paid even a passing visit. The room was recognised as an empty room, with no previous examination, such as would apparently be necessary to contradict the memory of the place. A more positive guide than memory called them elsewhere. The visitors, seeing plainly in the dark night, must have been able to see her by the vague luminosity of what for us is the dark. |