CHAPTER 34
CHAPTER XXXIV
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It was getting dark when the dogcart drove up to Oldcastle Farm. The front door which had been partly destroyed by the forcible entry of the police was open, and both gentlemen were inclined to the conclusion that the lonely tenant of the house had left it. They were confirmed in this opinion when, on ringing the bell, they found no notice taken of their summons.
"Poor lad's turned it up," said Captain Mulgrave turning to Thurley with a nod.
