'She must be found,' she declares, and hints that any sum necessary will be forthcoming, though from what source after her own pittance is expended she does not state.

When asked if her master has no interest in the matter, she changes color and puts us off.

He never noticed his servants, left all such concerns to her, etc.; but shows fear when a proposition is made to consult him.

Next imagine yourself with the detectives in that gentleman's house.

You enter the girl's room; what is the first thing you observe?
Why that it is not only one of the best in the house, but that it is conspicuous for its comforts if not for its elegancies.