Chapter 22
Luke was engaged in copying when Mr. Armstrong called. Though he felt surprised to see his visitor, Luke did not exhibit it in his manner, but welcomed him politely, and invited him into the sitting-room. "I have called to inquire the address of your friend, Mr. Roland Reed," said Mr. Armstrong. Then, seeing a little uneasiness in Luke's face, he added quickly: "Don't think I have the slightest suspicion of him as regards the loss of the bonds. I wish only to consult him, being myself at a loss what steps to take. He may be able to help me." Of course, Luke cheerfully complied with his request. "Has anything been heard yet at the bank?" he asked. "Nothing whatever. In fact, it does not appear to me that any very serious efforts have been made to trace the robber or robbers. I am left t
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