. Chapter XXIX MONTAGUE HILL PLAYS THE GAME The man opened his eyes and looked curiously about him. At six o'clock, the wicket was shut; and at nine, the jail was altogether locked up. At last in a street near the Hampstead Road she hit upon a room that had an exceptional quality of space and order, and a tall woman with a kindly face to show it. A young man was playing the banjo. Near by stood Ah Cum and the young unknown, the former protesting gently, the latter insistent upon his demands. He inspected the formidable array of rifles and at length walked over to the register. The night before they made McClintock's Ruth and Spurlock leaned over the rail, their shoulders touching. . He had not proceeded far when he encountered Sir Rowland, who, having missed his attendant, had returned to look after him.
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