CHAPTER XXV.

DOUBLE CUNNING Among his letters next morning Seton Darville opened one from his office containing copies of two letters, one written by Edris from Stagsden on the previous day to Karl in Switzerland, and the other written by the man who had betrayed his friendship. Edris’s letter breathed an undying devotion, and told her lover that, to her delight, Darville was leaving Stagsden. The letter from Karl contained a revelation in the sentence: “As you so earnestly desire to see me again, darling, before I sail for Can…