"That's it." He turned over the leaves of the diary which lay on his desk.

"By the by," he said, looking up with some interest, "the adjourned inquest is at eleven o'clock tomorrow morning.

Are you going ?" "I shall certainly go," answered Breton.

"What's more, I'm going to take Miss Aylmore and her sister.

As the gruesome details were over at the first sitting, and as there'll he nothing but this new evidence tomorrow, and as they've never been in a coroner's court----" "Mr.Aylmore'll be the principal witness tomorrow," interrupted Spargo.
"I suppose he'll be able to tell a lot more than he told--me." Breton shrugged his shoulders.
"I don't see that there's much more to tell," he said.