Bambino's utterances were not the ravings of delirium, far from it; he spoke coherently enough, and had given sufficient information to enable Jack to stop the marriage.
Adéle Bellefontaine—Madame Vesta Levine, the clairvoyant—that was enough.
Surely there could be no difficulty in finding either or both of them.
[CHAPTER XVII.]
JACK MAKES A LAST APPEAL.
It was the morning appointed for the marriage.
Harkaway was miserable and disconsolate.
He had not seen Mr. Mole since the day before, and had only heard that he was hurt and had been taken to the hospital.