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CHAPTER III - THE ROOM OVER THE CHAPEL
CHAPTER III - THE ROOM OVER THE CHAPEL–––––––– From the battlements nothing further was observed. The sun journeyed westward, and at last went down; but, to the eyes of all these eager sentinels, no living thing appeared in the neighbourhood of Tunstall House. When the night was at length fairly come, Throgmorton was led to a room overlooking an angle of the moat. Thence he was lowered with every precaution; the ripple of his swimming was audible for a brief period; then a black figure was observed to land by the branches of a willow and crawl away among the grass. For some half hour Sir Daniel and Hatch stood eagerly giving ear; but all remained quiet. The messenger had got away in safety. Sir Daniel’s brow grew clearer. He turned to Hatch. “Bennet,” he said, “this John Amend-All is n
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