What name, sir ?" "My name is Lydenberg," replied the stranger.

"I will give you my card presently.

I have the honour of addressing-- ?" Allerdyke pulled out his own card-case.
"My name's Marshall Allerdyke," he answered.

"I'm his cousin," he went on, with another glance at the still figure.

"And, my conscience, I never thought to find him like this! I never heard of any weakness on his part--I always thought him a particularly strong man." "You will send for another medical man ?" asked Dr.Lydenberg.