I personally believe that the Prince of Malors would consider himself justified in abusing the hospitality of his dearest friend in the cause of patriotism.

At any rate, this is my view, and I am acting upon it.

All danger from that source will now be at an end, for in an hour's time the Prince will be under the surveillance of detectives for the remainder of his stay in England." I breathed a sigh of relief.
"I am to go back to Braster, then ?" I asked.
"To-night, if possible," Lord Chelsford answered.

"Go on living as you have been living.

And, listen! If you should have further cause to suspect the Prince of Malors or anybody else, communicate with me or with Ray.