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Chapter 4 The Ford Witch Castle Mystery

Can you wonder that when some of the ablest of our fellows at the yard were at their wit's ends to know what to do,

the chief instinctively turned to Lady Molly. Surely, the Fordwich Castle mystery, as it was universally called, was a case which more than any other required feminine-tacked intuition, and all those qualities of which my dear lady possessed

more than her usual share.

With the exception of Mr McKinley, the lawyer, and young Jack Dobblek Kirk, there were only women connected with the case.

If you have studied debred at all, you know as well as I do that the peerage is one of those old English ones which date back some 600 years

and that the present Lady Dobblekirk is a bareness in her own right, the title

in a state's descending to Air's General.

If you have perused that same interesting volume carefully, you will also have discovered that

the late Lord Dabelkirk had two daughters, the eldest, Clementina Cecilia, the present Baroness, who succeeded

him, the other Margaret Florence, who married in 1884 Jean Laurent du Plé, a Frenchman whom de Brett vaguely describes as of

Pondicary India, and of whom she had issued two daughters, Henriette Marie,

air now to the ancient barony of Doblkirk of Fordwich, and Joan, born two years later.

There seems to have been some mystery or romance attached to this marriage of the honorable Margaret

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