If you can leave for the castle to-morrow night, you may have the pleasure of Mr.Cadbury Taylor's company.

He isn't visiting the castle, but goes straight to Vienna; so if you work your cards rightly, you can be in the same carriage with him as far as Munich, and during that time you may find out perhaps what he thinks about the case.

I know only this much about his theory, and that is he thinks the right place to begin is in Vienna, where some, at least, of the stones are supposed to have been pawned." "Oh, this is a delightful case, and I shall enjoy it.

Has there been anything published yet with reference to the robbery ?" "Not a word; nobody knows anything about it, except the Prince and Princess, Briggs, myself and yourself, and perhaps one or two of the servants in the castle--oh, yes, and Cadbury Taylor.".