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IT was about ten o'clock on the same morning. The tent of the four friends was pitched with its back to the hill wall by the tunnel's mouth, and Fryer, still true to his house-wifely instincts, was completing the work of washing up after Shuter's late breakfast, when he discovered the tall, womanly figure coming along the slope of the hill through the trees, a great dog at her heels. A moment later he recognised Miriam.
Miriam discovered the camp with undisguised amazement. She stood a moment, and then came slowly to where Fod was standing.