Excerpt from The Gaverocks, Vol. 3 of 3: A Tale of the Cornish Coast
The departure of Loveday from Marsland was not so easily managed as Constantine supposed. Days passed without an answer from the Exeter cousin, and at last Loveday's letter was returned from the Dead Letter Office: 'Left Exeter; address not known.'
Loveday was troubled. What should she do? Whither could she go? She must consult Constantine. There was no one else whom she could consult. She was uneasy, anxious to leave, partly because her brother and friends at Towan knew nothing about her - where she was, what she was doing - and also because a continued residence at Marsland was unendurable to her.
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