I didn't come across her anywhere.

But two men that I met thought they recognized her in a disguise going into the woods.

Not suspecting anything, I went after her; saw her at a distance in the middle of the woods in another dress that I can swear to, and was just coming up to her when she vanished--went like a squirrel up a tree, or down like a gopher in the ground, but vanished." "Is that all ?" said Dunn's voice.

"And just because you were a d--d fool, or had taken a little too much whisky, you thought--" "Steady.

That's just what I said to myself," interrupted Brace coolly, "particularly when I saw her that same afternoon in another dress, saying 'Good-by' to the Burnhams, as fresh as a rose and as cold as those snow-peaks.