"I did see them on the platform of the bridge—the child and his preserver! They were not struck by the fallen ruin, nor whelmed in the roaring flood,—or, if they were, they escaped as I escaped. No sooner had Trenchard crossed the threshold than a fierce barking was heard at the farther extremity of the passage, and, the next moment, a couple of mastiffs of the largest size rushed furiously towards him. I am not a madman, or a pauper, or even an unreasonable person. "On that night,—in this room,—in your presence, Blueskin,— in yours Mr. Capes. The storm appeared to have blown over, for they were conversing in a very amicable manner with Mr. D'ye hear. Project Gutenberg is a registered trademark, and may not be used if you charge for the eBooks, unless you receive specific permission.
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