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CHAPTER XII. A PRISONER OF LOVE

When Eric betook himself to the orchard the next evening he had to admit that he felt rather nervous. He did not know how the Gordons would receive him and certainly the reports he had heard of them were not encouraging, to say the least of it. Even Mrs. Williamson, when he had told her where he was going, seemed to look upon him as one bent on bearding a lion in his den.

"I do hope they won't be very uncivil to you, Master," was the best she could say.

He expected Kilmeny to be in the orchard before him, for he had been delayed by a call from one of the trustees; but she was nowhere to be seen. He walked across it to the wild cherry lane; but at its entrance he stopped short in sudden dismay.

Neil Gordon had stepped from behind the trees and stood confronting him, with blazing eyes, and lips which writhed in emotion so great that at first it prevented him from speaking.

With a thrill of dismay Eric instantly understood what must have taken place. Neil had discovered that he and Kilmeny had been meeting in the orchard, and beyond doubt had carried that tale to Janet and Thomas Gordon. He realized how unfortunate it was that this should have happened before he had had time to make his own explanation. It would probably prejudice Kilmeny's guardians still further against him. At this point in his thoughts Neil's pent up passion suddenly found vent in a burst of wild words.
1. What is the name of the chapter?
2. Where would Eric go tomorrow?
3. How did he feel?
4. Who would be greeting him?
5. Who was he concerned would not be happy to see him?
6. Who was also concerned when learning about the meeting?
7. What title did she refer to him by?
8. What delayed him from seeing Kilmeny?
9. Was she at the orchard?
10. What happened when he go to the entrance?
11. Who startled him?
12. Was Neil calm?
13. What did Eric get at once?
14. Of what?
15. And what was that?
16. Who did Neil also tell?
17. What did Neil finally find?

Numbered answers:
1. A Prisoner Of Love
2. The orchard.
3. Nervous.
4. Kilmeny
5. The Gordons.
6. Mrs. Williamson.
7. Master
8. A call from a trustee.
9. No.
10. He stopped short.
11. Neil Gordon.
12. No.
13. Understanding.
14. What must have taken place.
15. Neil had discovered that he and Kilmeny had been meeting in the orchard.
16. Janet and Thomas Gordon.
17. Neil's pent up passion suddenly found vent in a burst of wild words.

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CHAPTER XX.

"White as a white sail on a dusky sea. When half the horizon's clouded and half free, Fluttering between the dim wave and the sky Is hope's last gleam in man's extremity."

_The Island._

The dawning of day, on the morning which succeeded, was a moment of great interest on board the different English ships which then lay off the Gulf of Salerno. Cuffe and Lyon were called, according to especial orders left by themselves, while even Sir Frederick Dashwood allowed himself to be awakened, to hear the report of the officer of the watch. The first was up quite half an hour before the light appeared. He even went into the maintop again, in order to get as early and as wide a survey of the horizon as he wished. Griffin went aloft with him, and together they stood leaning against the topmast rigging, watching the slow approach of those rays which gradually diffused themselves over the whole of a panorama that was as bewitching as the hour and the lovely accessories of an Italian landscape could render it.

"I see nothing _in-shore_," exclaimed Cuffe, in a tone of disappointment, when the light permitted a tolerable view of the coast. "If she should be _outside_ of us our work will be only half done!"

"There is a white speck close in with the land, _sir_," returned Griffin; "here, In the direction of those ruins, of which our gentlemen that have been round in the boats to look at, tell such marvels; I believe, however, it is only a felucca or a sparanara. There is a peak to the sail that does not look lugger-fashion."
1. What Gulf is mentioned in this passage?
2. Who were the two people called?
3. Who else awakened?
4. To hear the report of what?
5. Where did they stand against?
6. Watching what?
7. did the rays diffuse themselves?
8. over the whole of what?
9. Who was disappointed?
10. Did he say there was nothing in shore?

Numbered answers:
1. Gulf of Salerno
2. Cuffe and Lyon
3. Sir Frederick Dashwood
4. the officer of the watch.
5. the topmast rigging
6. the slow approach of rays
7. yes
8. a panorama
9. Cuffe
10. yes

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(CNN) -- Many have claimed to know the identity of the notorious Zodiac Killer, who terrorized northern California with a trail of unresolved murders in the 1960s. But their stories have not panned out.

Now, a Louisiana man believes he has the definitive answer to the chilling mystery: Who was the crazed, elusive killer who wrote letters bragging about his conquests?

Gary Stewart says it was Earl Van Best, Jr., his biological father, who died in 1984.

"I believe for the first time in the history of this case that I have presented more evidence that has ever been presented on any one suspect," Stewart told CNN's Erin Burnett about his new book.

The Zodiac Killer has been connected to five deaths between 1968-69. Though he was never caught, he gained notoriety by writing several letters to police and newspapers boasting of the slayings. He included swatches of bloody clothing as proof of his claims of killing as many as 37 people.

Stewart's quest for dad

Stewart was born in New Orleans, abandoned as a newborn in a stairwell in Baton Rouge, and later adopted.

About 10 years ago, when he was 39, his birth mother, Judy, contacted him for the first time. He then began his search for his biological father, whom both had not contacted since Stewart was abandoned.

The vice president of a cleaning company in the capital of Louisiana recounted his decade-long search for his biological father, which ended with the discovery that Best was the serial killer.
1. Who tried to find information about his father?
2. Who was his father?
3. Who was his mom?
4. How old was he was she got in touch with him?
5. Why hadn't he had any contact with them?
6. What was Stewart's job?
7. Where did he work?
8. Where was he born?
9. Who was a famous murderer in California?
10. Which part of California?
11. How many people did he definitely kill?
12. Was he captured?
13. Do people think they know who he is?
14. Have any of them been proven right?
15. Did the murderer write letters?
16. To who?
17. What did he include?
18. Who does Stewart think the murderer is?
19. Does he have proof?
20. Who did he talk to about his theory?
Numbered answers:
1. Gary Stewart
2. Earl Van Best, Jr
3. Judy
4. 39
5. He was abandoned as a newborn.
6. He was vice president of a cleaning company.
7. In the capital of Louisiana.
8. In Baton Rouge.
9. The Zodiac Killer.
10. Northern California.
11. 37
12. No
13. Yes
14. No.
15. Yes.
16. To the police.
17. Swatches of bloody clothing.
18. Earl Van Best, Jr.
19. unknown
20. Erin Burnett