CHAPTER XXXVII

The Man who Appeared Julius Savini had a premonition that his stay at Garre Castle was rapidly approaching its end. The old man had not been unusually offensive or fault-finding, and nothing had happened which could be taken as significant of Abel Bellamy's intentions. But Julius had that queer sixth sense which told him that he was going to lose money. Since the departure of the "new butler" many of that gentleman's duties had devolved upon Savini. It was his business in the morning to open the little door which l…