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Had not Mrs. Hallam , going upon he knew not what information or belief , been bound for Queensborough , with design there to intercept the fugitives ? Kirkwood chuckled to recall how , all unwittingly , he had been the means of diverting from her chosen course that acute and resourceful lady ; then again turned his attention to the tables . A third check had been placed against the train for Amsterdam scheduled to leave Antwerp at 6:32 p. m. Momentarily his heart misgave him , when he saw this , in fear lest Calendar and Dorothy should have gone on from Antwerp the previous evening ; but then he rallied , discovering that the boat-train from Flushing did not arrive at Antwerp till after ten at night ; and there was no later train thence for Amsterdam . Were the latter truly their purposed destination , they would have stayed overnight and be leaving that very evening on the 6:32 . On the other hand , why should they wait for the latest train , rather than proceed by the first available in the morning ? Why but because Calendar and Mulready were to wait for Stryker to join them on the _ Alethea _ ? Very well , then ; if the wind held and Stryker knew his business , there would be another passenger on that train , in addition to the Calendar party .