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"The famous phrase" said Durwold. "That's what you said about their starving stiff. Let me read it now. I read it before it got wet. by then the famous phrase has sunk into the heads of our strikers, and if by chance there should have been a shortage of the food supply, with perchance also a cork knocked out of some great beer barrel, we might see a foretaste of things to come. If the Denbury men prefer to see Wilton swinging from a lamp-post rather than their own children starving stiff, they will have their opportunity. Never was such provocation. Poor fools, they will not do it, but such are my midnight dreams. Yours. F. She has jolly dreams at midnight, hasn't she, Sir Bobby? When she 's Had me swished and you hanged, what do you think she '11 Do next?" " 'Pon my word I don't know how to thank you for bringing this news," said Bobby. "I never guessed, I never dreamed of such a thing. It alters everything. I 'd made up my mind to stay here and send my keeper to settle the strike. This alters everything. Who 'd have guessed it ! 'Pon my word!" "What will you do, then?" asked Durwold, standing by the chair on which Bobby sat still poring over the letter on the table. "I shall go to Denbury to-day," said Bobby. "Hurray!" cried Durwold. He threw his cap up to the ceiling. "Extraordinary," said Bobby. "If I don't give this woman something to remember, I '11 " But he himself remembered that Durwold was wet and tired. "Come along," he said. "Come along to bed at once." Durwold slept in a bed in Bobby's dressing-room. It was ten o'clock when he was awakened by Bobby, who paced up and down the room while he talked to him....