“Is this the envelope?” asked Bradbury, producing a large, square envelope.
“I should say so.”
“What do you wish me to do with it, and the papers it contains?”
“Turn them over to Captain Merriwell. I requested you to do so before the game, sir.”
“Business prevented; but it is all right now. Here you are, Mr. Merriwell, and I think you will find the papers all right. As for the young man who stole them,” and the lawyer turned to Bunol, “if you see fit, you can make a lot of trouble for him.”
“All I ask of him,” said Dick, “is that he leave Fardale without delay. He must go!”
Dick pointed to the door, and Bunol slunk out.
CHAPTER XXIII—CHESTER FINDS A MASTER
Miguel Bunol was waiting for Chester Arlington in the corridor. Chester started and hesitated when he saw the dark shadow skulking in the gloom by the door of his room.
“What do you want?” he asked.