Explore "The Vultures" by Henry Seton Merriman on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
Cartoner was preparing to leave St. Petersburg when he received a letter from Deulin. The Frenchman wrote from Krakow, and mentioned in a rather rambling letter that Wanda was staying with a relative in that ancient city. He also thought it probable that she would make a stay in England pending the settlement of certain family affairs.
"I suppose," wrote Deulin, "that you will soon be on your way home. I think it likely we shall both be sent to Madrid before long. At all events, I hope we may meet somewhere. If you are passing through Danzig on your homeward journey, you will find your old friend Cable there."