Tragedy at Ravensthorpe by J.J. Connington

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"There's the light on again in the museum," Sir Clinton observed. "I think we'll go in and have a look round, now, to see if the place suggests anything."

Mold stood aside to let them pass, and then resumed his watch at the door to prevent anyone else from entering the room. The servant had just finished fitting the new globe in its place and was preparing to remove the steps which he had used, when Sir Clinton ordered him to leave them in position and to await further instructions.

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