"Did you have any success with the telephone?"
"No; nobody has seen a band of people answering to the descriptions you gave of The Wren's abductors."
"Then we can do nothing more?"
The question came from Roy.
"Not to-night. It would be useless. I have notified all the police around and a general alarm will be sent out at once. And now I order every one to bed. We've hard work in front of us tomorrow."
CHAPTER XXVI.
CAPTURED BY GIPSIES.
About noon the next day Roy and Jimsy found themselves at the edge of a wild-looking section of country. They were standing at the entrance to a glen densely wooded with dark, forbidding-looking trees, and walled by precipitous and rugged rocks.
"Looks as if the trail ends here," said Jimsy disconsolately.