CHAPTER LVI

The Tapping in the Night The dogs of Garre had gone. One morning came a kennel man, leashed them, and took them away, and the household of Garre Castle breathed more freely. Abe Bellamy, meeting his secretary upon his return, briefly announced their departure. "I sent them back," he said. "They were fool-dogs to allow themselves to be drugged. Savini, I want a woman here to look after things--I'll have no more butlers. I want somebody who can tell the servants their work. Will you bring your wife to Garre?" Savini'…