But I know there was the devil of a row." "Do you know where he is ?" I asked.
Radnor shook his head.
"I sent him some money once or twice, but my father found it out and shut down on my bank account.

I've lost track of him lately--he isn't in need of money though.

The last I heard he was running a gambling place in Seattle." "It's a great pity!" I sighed.

"He was a fine chap when I knew him." Radnor echoed my sigh but he did not choose to follow up the subject, and we passed the rest of the way in silence until we turned into the lane that led to Four-Pools.

After the manner of many Southern places the house was situated well toward the middle of the large plantation, and entirely out of sight from the road.