The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax* by Arthur Conan Doyle
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amoment .But for God's sake tell me what has become of_the Lady Frances ."

" that_is for_us to_find out," said Sherlock Holmes with peculiar gravity ." what_is your London address, Mr Green ? "

"The Langham Hotel will_find me ."

"Then may I recommend that you return there and be on hand in_case i_should want you ? I_have no desire to encourage false hopes, but you_may rest assured that all that can_be_done will_be_done for_the safety of Lady Frances . I_can_say no more for_the instant . i_will leave you this card so_that you_may_be_able to_keep in touch with_us .Now, Watson, if_you_will pack your bag i_will cable to Mrs Hudson to_make one of her best efforts for two hungry travellers at 7:30 to-morrow ."

atelegram was awaiting us when we reached our Baker Street rooms, which Holmes read with an exclamation of interest and threw across to_me ."Jagged or torn," was_the message, and_the place of origin, Baden .

"What is_this ? " I asked .

" it_is everything," Holmes answered ." you_may remember my seemingly irrelevant question as_to_this clerical gentleman's left ear . you_did_not answer it ."

"I had left Baden and could_not inquire ."

"Exactly . for_this reason I_sent aduplicate to_the manager of_the Englischer Hof, whose answer lies here ."

"What does it show ? "

"It shows, my dear Watson, that we_are dealing with an exceptionally astute and dangerous man .The Rev .Dr .Shlessinger, missionary from South America, is none other_than Holy Peters, one_of_the_most unscrupulous rascals that Australia has ever evolved- and for ayoung country it has turned out some very finished types .His particular specialty is_the beguiling of lonely ladies by playing upon their religious feelings, and_his so-called wife, an Englishwoman named Fraser, is aworthy helpmate .The nature of_his tactics suggested his identity to_me, and this physical peculiarity- he_was badly bitten in asaloon-fight at Adelaide in '89- confirmed my suspicion .This poor lady is in_the hands of amost infernal couple, who_will stick at nothing, Watson .That she_is already dead is avery likely supposition . if_not, she_is undoubtedly in some sort of confinement and unable to write to Miss Dobney or her other friends . it_is always possible that she never reached London, or that she has passed through it, but the former is improbable, as, with their system of registration, it_is_not easy for foreigners to play tricks with_the Continental police; and_the latter is also unlikely, as_these rogues could_not hope to_find any_other place where it would_be as easy to_keep aperson under restraint .All my instincts tell me that she_is in London, but as we_have at present no possible means of telling where, we_can only take_the obvious steps, eat our dinner, and possess our souls in patience .Later in_the evening i_will stroll down and_have aword with friend Lestrade at Scotland Yard ."

But neither the official police nor Holmes's own small but very efficient organization sufficed to clear away the mystery .Amid the crowded millions of London the three persons we sought were as completely obliterated as if_they had never lived .Advertisements were tried, and failed .Clues were followed, and led to nothing .Every criminal resort which Shlessinger might frequent was drawn in vain .His old associates were watched, but they kept clear of him .And then suddenly, after aweek of helplessness suspense there came aflash of light .asilver-and-brilliant pendant of old Spanish design had_been pawned at Bovington's, in Westminster Road .The pawner was alarge, clean-shaven man of clerical appearance .His name and address were demonstrably false .The ear had escaped notice, but the description was surely that of Shlessinger .

Three times had our bearded friend from_the Langham called for news- the third time within an hour of_this fresh development .His clothes were getting looser on_his great body . he_seemed to_be wilting away in_his anxiety ." if_you_will only give_me something to_do ! " was his constant wail .At last Holmes could oblige him .

"He has begun, to pawn the jewels . we_should get him now ."

"But does this mean that any harm has befallen the Lady Frances ? "

Holmes shook his head very gravely .

"Supposing that they_have held her prisoner up_to now, it_is clear that they_cannot let her loose without their own destruction . we_must prepare for_the worst ."

"What can I_do ? "

"These people do_not know you by sight ? "

"No ."

" it_is possible that he_will go to some other pawnbroker in_the_future . in_that case, we_must begin again . on_the other hand, he has had afair price and no questions asked, so if he_is in need of ready-money he_will probably come back to Bovington's . i_will give_you anote to_them, and they_will let you wait in_the shop . if_the fellow comes you_will follow him home .But no indiscretion, and, above all, no violence .I put you on_your honour that you_will take no step without my knowledge and consent ."

For two days the Hon .Philip Green ( he_was, I_may mention, the son of_the famous admiral of_that name who commanded the Sea of Azof fleet in_the Crimean War) brought us no news . on_the evening of_the third he rushed into our sitting-room, pale, trembling, with every muscle of_his powerful frame quivering with excitement .

" we_have him ! we_have him ! " he cried .

he_was incoherent in_his agitation .Holmes soothed him with afew words and thrust him into an armchair .

"Come, now, give_us the order of events," said he .

"She came only an hour ago .It was_the wife, this_time, but the pendant she brought was_the fellow of_the other, she_is atall, pale woman, with ferret eyes ."

" that_is_the lady," said Holmes .

"She left the office and I followed her .She walked up the Kennington Road, and I kept behind her .Presently she went into ashop .Mr Holmes, it_was an undertaker's ."

My companion started ."Well ? " he asked in_that vibrant voice which told of_the fiery soul behind the cold gray face .

"She was talking to_the woman behind the counter .I entered as_well .' it_is late,' I heard her say, or words to_that effect .The woman was excusing herself .'It should_be there before now,' she answered .'It took longer, being out_of_the ordinary .' They both stopped and looked at me, so I asked some question and then left the shop ."

" you_did excellently well .What happened next ? "

"The woman came out, but I had hid myself in adoorway .Her suspicions had_been aroused, i_think, for she looked round her .Then she called acab and got in . i_was lucky enough to_get another and so to_follow her .She got down at last at No .36, Poultney Square, Brixton .I drove past, left my cab at_the corner of_the square, and watched the house ."

"Did you_see anyone ? "

"The windows were all in darkness save one on_the lower floor .The blind was down, and I could_not_see in . i_was standing there, wondering what i_should do next, when acovered van drove up with two men in_it .They descended, took something out_of_the van, and carried it up the steps to_the hall door .Mr Holmes, it_was acoffin ."

"Ah ! "

"For an instant i_was on_the point of rushing in .The door had_been opened to admit the men and their burden .It was_the woman who had opened it .But as I stood there she caught aglimpse of me, and i_think that she recognized me . I_saw her start, and she hastily closed the door .I remembered my promise to_you, and here I_am ."

"You have_done excellent work," said Holmes scribbling afew words upon ahalf-sheet of paper ." we_can do nothing legal without awarrant, and you_can serve the cause best by taking this note down to_the authorities and getting one . there_may_be some difficulty, but i_should think that_the sale of_the jewellery should_be sufficient .Lestrade will see to all details ."

"But they_may murder her in_the meanwhile .What could the coffin mean, and for whom could it be but for her ? "

" we_will do all that can_be_done, Mr Green .Not amoment will_be lost .Leave it in_our hands .Now, Watson," he added as our client hurried away, " he_will set the regular forces on_the move . we_are, as usual, the irregulars, and we_must take our own line of action .The situation strikes me as so desperate


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