noon coming, and the doctor not returning, and every minute's delay tending to compromise tellson's, mr. lorry advised with lucie. she said that her father had spoken of hiring a lodging for a short term, in that quarter, near the banking-house. as there was no business objection to this, and as he foresaw that even if it were all well with charles, and he were to be released, he could not hope to leave the city, mr. lorry went out in quest of such a lodging, and found a suitable one, high up in a removed by-street where the closed blinds in all the other windows of a high melancholy square of buildings marked deserted homes.