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Chapter XI THE PUZZLEMENT OF NIGEL ENNISON Nigel Ennison walked towards his club the most puzzled man in London. The necessity which had previously existed of leaving the ghastly evidence of the murderous deed undisturbed,—the presence of the mangled corpse,—the bustle of the inquest, at which her attendance was required,—all these circumstances produced a harrowing effect upon the young girl's imagination. “He would never have found you out if you had not personated me. "I'll now pay the debt I owe you," cried Jack, tightening his grip till the thieftaker blackened in the face. ‘But only think, Hilary,’ Lucy protested, evidently too involved in her theory to waste time in scolding. ” John replied.
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