"Well, of course, I may be mistaken, but I think Sibyl was jealous of poor Christie at one time. Willard Drummond certainly paid her a great deal more attention than he should have done, considering he was betrothed to Sibyl. But, then, he was always fickle."
"And Sibyl was jealous?"
"Yes, I am quite sure she was."
"And, consequently, this island-girl's enemy?"
"Well, I cannot say as to that. What on earth do you mean, Edgar?"
"Who first discovered the murder?"
"Sibyl."
"Ah! she did! And I presume she immediately went and told Mrs. Tom?"
"No; I heard her telling Mrs. Brantwell that she found it out somehow—-I forget how—somewhere about midnight; but she did not inform Mrs. Tom till morning."
"Why was that?"