CHAPTER XV.
THAT NIGHT.
Cosmo's temporary quarters were in one of two or three chambers above his own, formerly occupied by domestics, when there were many more of them about the place.

He went to bed, but, after about three hours, woke very cold--so cold that he could not go to sleep again.

He got up, heaped on his bed everything protective he could find, and tried again.

But it was of no avail.

Cosmo could keep himself warm enough in the open air, or if he could not, he did not mind; but to be cold in bed was more than he would willingly endure.