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51
'
God
Almighty
!
'
he
cried
.
'
That
is
Jane
Galbraith
!
'
52
The
men
answered
nothing
,
but
they
shuffled
nearer
the
door
.
53
'
I
know
her
,
I
tell
you
,
'
he
continued
.
'
She
was
alive
and
hearty
yesterday
.
It
's
impossible
she
can
be
dead
;
it
's
impossible
you
should
have
got
this
body
fairly
.
'
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54
'
Sure
,
sir
,
you
're
mistaken
entirely
,
'
said
one
of
the
men
.
55
But
the
other
looked
Fettes
darkly
in
the
eyes
,
and
demanded
the
money
on
the
spot
.
56
It
was
impossible
to
misconceive
the
threat
or
to
exaggerate
the
danger
.
The
lad
's
heart
failed
him
.
He
stammered
some
excuses
,
counted
out
the
sum
,
and
saw
his
hateful
visitors
depart
.
No
sooner
were
they
gone
than
he
hastened
to
confirm
his
doubts
.
By
a
dozen
unquestionable
marks
he
identified
the
girl
he
had
jested
with
the
day
before
.
57
He
saw
,
with
horror
,
marks
upon
her
body
that
might
well
betoken
violence
.
A
panic
seized
him
,
and
he
took
refuge
in
his
room
.
There
he
reflected
at
length
over
the
discovery
that
he
had
made
;
considered
soberly
the
bearing
of
Mr.
K
-
's
instructions
and
the
danger
to
himself
of
interference
in
so
serious
a
business
,
and
at
last
,
in
sore
perplexity
,
determined
to
wait
for
the
advice
of
his
immediate
superior
,
the
class
assistant
.
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58
This
was
a
young
doctor
,
Wolfe
Macfarlane
,
a
high
favourite
among
all
the
reckless
students
,
clever
,
dissipated
,
and
unscrupulous
to
the
last
degree
.
He
had
travelled
and
studied
abroad
.
His
manners
were
agreeable
and
a
little
forward
.
He
was
an
authority
on
the
stage
,
skilful
on
the
ice
or
the
links
with
skate
or
golf-club
;
he
dressed
with
nice
audacity
,
and
,
to
put
the
finishing
touch
upon
his
glory
,
he
kept
a
gig
and
a
strong
trotting-horse
.
With
Fettes
he
was
on
terms
of
intimacy
;
indeed
,
their
relative
positions
called
for
some
community
of
life
;
and
when
subjects
were
scarce
the
pair
would
drive
far
into
the
country
in
Macfarlane
's
gig
,
visit
and
desecrate
some
lonely
graveyard
,
and
return
before
dawn
with
their
booty
to
the
door
of
the
dissecting-room
.
59
On
that
particular
morning
Macfarlane
arrived
somewhat
earlier
than
his
wont
.
Fettes
heard
him
,
and
met
him
on
the
stairs
,
told
him
his
story
,
and
showed
him
the
cause
of
his
alarm
.
Macfarlane
examined
the
marks
on
her
body
.
60
'
Yes
,
'
he
said
with
a
nod
,
'
it
looks
fishy
.
'