CHAPTER V.
Miss Vance persuaded Mrs.Waldeaux to go with her to Scotland.

During the weeks that followed Frances always found Lucy Dunbar at her side in the trains or on the coaches.
"She is a very companionable child," she told Clara.

"I often forget that I am any older than she.

She never tires of hearing stories of George's scrapes or his queer sayings when he was a child.

Such stories, I think, are usually tedious, but George was a peculiar boy." Mr.Perry's search for notorieties took him also to Scotland, and, oddly enough, Prince Wolfburgh's search for amusement led him in the same direction.