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The address Lady Teignmouth had given Colonel Dacre was Turoy Grange, near Westhampton, Yorkshire; and after looking out for Westhampton on the map, and settling the route he ought to take, he rang the bell, and told the butler to pack his traveling-bag and order the carriage for the four-o'clock train.
"I sha'n't be gone more than three or four days," added the colonel, seeing the other looked surprised. "You may confidently expect me by Saturday at the latest."