They might otherwise not have submitted to the drunken wretch's claim, without first making sure that she had a right to advance it.

Taking her character into due consideration, are we quite certain that she was herself free to marry, when Mr.Evelin unfortunately made her his wife?
To that serious question we now mean to find an answer.

With Mrs.Evelin's knowledge of the affair to help us, we have discovered the woman's address, to begin with.

She keeps a small tobacconist's shop at the town of Grailey in the north of England.

The rest is in the hands of my lawyer.