Toexhaustthispartofthesubjectbeforegoingfarther,itmaybementionedthatCountFoscoofferedeveryfacilitytoMrKyrle,onthatgentleman’sstatingthathewassentbyMissHalcombetocollectsuchparticularsashadnotyetreachedherofLadyGlyde’sdecease。MrKyrlewasplacedincommunicationwiththemedicalman,MrGoodricke,andwiththetwoservants。
IntheabsenceofanymeansofascertainingtheexactdateofLadyGlyde’sdeparturefromBlackwaterPark,theresultofthedoctor’sandtheservants’
evidence,andofthevolunteeredstatementsofCountFoscoandhiswife,wasconclusivetothemindofMrKyrle。HecouldonlyassumethattheintensityofMissHalcombe’ssuffering,underthelossofhersister,hadmisledherjudgmentinamostdeplorablemanner,andhewroteherwordthattheshockingsuspiciontowhichshehadalludedinhispresencewas,inhisopinion,destituteofthesmallestfragmentoffoundationintruth。ThustheinvestigationbyMrGilmore’spartnerbeganandended。
Meanwhile,MissHalcombehadreturnedtoLimmeridgeHouse,andhadtherecollectedalltheadditionalinformationwhichshewasabletoobtain。
MrFairliehadreceivedhisfirstintimationofhisniece’sdeathfromhissister,MadameFosco,thisletteralsonotcontaininganyexactreferencetodates。Hehadsanctionedhissister’sproposalthatthedeceasedladyshouldbelaidinhermother’sgraveinLimmeridgechurchyard。CountFoscohadaccompaniedtheremainstoCumberland,andhadattendedthefuneralatLimmeridge,whichtookplaceonthe30thofJuly。Itwasfollowed,asamarkofrespect,byalltheinhabitantsofthevillageandtheneighbourhood。
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