XXI - A SUCCESSFUL PURSUIT––––––––
BEFORE he entered the station he looked through the doorway, and to his delight saw the girl for whom he was looking.
He did not rush madly into the station, but paused a moment, and then walked in quietly, thinking that if his quest should be successful he must not frighten the excitable girl.
Cicely sat on one of the benches in the waiting room. In her dainty travelling costume of black, and her small hat with its black veil, she looked so fair and young that Rob felt sudden misgivings as to his errand. But it must be done, and, quietly advancing, he took a seat beside her.
"Where are you going, Miss Dupuy?" he asked in a voice which was kinder and more gentle than he y himself realized.
She looked up with a start, and said in a low voice, "Why do
