"Not for Kenneth's brother—poor fellow," said Helen reprovingly. "He did not live long to enjoy his bettered condition."
"That's right. How thoughtless of me!" said Ray contritely.
As he finished reading Mr. Steell looked puzzled. Looking toward Helen he asked:
"Did you know that your husband had a twin brother?"
"I only knew it recently—just before he sailed. He did not know it himself."
"How did he find it out?"
"His old nurse told him. I was present."
"Did the nurse know the brother was in South Africa?"
"No—she had no idea of it. I'm sure of that. It's one of those wonderful coincidences one some-times hears of."
The lawyer shook his head. Thoughtfully he said: