CHAPTER XX

FRESH MYSTERY—AND A FEW LESSONS The upshot of that night’s disturbances was that Judy was sent to the San for two or three days. The doctor said that there was nothing much wrong with her. “Nothing that rest won’t set right,” he said. “She’s a very highly-strung child—feels everything far too much, and she seems to be very much overwrought about this vase affair you tell me of. Keep her quiet for a few days, warn the others to let the subject drop, and I think you’ll find she’ll be all right. By the way, don’t let …