CHAPTER SIXTEEN.
The Battered Caravanserai Two days later, in the evening, we came to Angora, the first stage in our journey.
The passports had arrived next morning, as Frau von Einem had promised, and with them a plan of our journey.

More, one of the Companions, who spoke a little English, was detailed to accompany us--a wise precaution, for no one of us had a word of Turkish.

These were the sum of our instructions.

I heard nothing more of Sandy or Greenmantle or the lady.

We were meant to travel in our own party.
We had the railway to Angora, a very comfortable German _Schlafwagen_, tacked to the end of a troop-train.