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Chapter 16 FOXEY
The keen, cold air of the streets soon restored the man to his habitual calm. He felt that a quiet stroll would do him good.
As he walked he pondered, and the more critically he examined Mrs. Hillmer's change of attitude the less he understood it.
"For some ridiculous reason," he communed, "the woman believes her brother guilty. Now I shall h
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