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She drove to the latter 's abode , and was fortunate enough to find him at luncheon . She was on terms of intimacy with the family , and accepted very willingly an invitation to join them at their meal . But the doctor could not get to Caledonian Road before the evening . Having made an appointment with him for seven o'clock , she next drove to the east side of Regent 's Park , where , in a street of small houses , she knocked at a door and made inquiries for ` Mrs. Emerson . ' This lady was at home , the servant said . Mrs. Ormonde went up the first floor and entered a sitting-room . Its one occupant was a young woman , probably of six-and-twenty , who sat in out-of-doors attire .