"I can only tell you that in this matter I know nothing that you do not.

Master More is under no suspicion." Beatrice drew a breath of relief.
"I am glad I spoke to you, sir," she said.

"It has been on my mind.

And something that he said a few minutes ago frightened me." "What did he say ?" asked Ralph curiously.
"Ah! it was not much.

It was that no man knew what might come next; that matters were very strange and dismaying--and--and that he wanted this paper copied quickly, for fear--" The girl stopped again, abruptly.
"I know what you feel, Mrs.Beatrice," said Ralph gently.