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For nearly a fortnight, lest anyone should come enquiring after the baronet, Larose did not leave the grounds of Carmel Abbey, and, as a spectator of the radiant happiness of the two he had united, he felt amply compensated for his enforced inactivity.
By tacit agreement there had been no further mention of the way in which Sir Eric believed his apparent death had been brought about, the baronet being, seemingly, quite content to revel in the perfect peace of his surroundings and speculate no more upon who had been responsible for the dreadful experiences he had been through.