JUNE, ’FORTY-NINE. EXPECT NEWS OF THE INDIANS, TOWARDS THE END OF THE MONTH.
Towards the end of the Mr.Bruff's narrative, the mysteries revolving around the Indians began to disperse at last. Mr.Bruff took a particular notice of date and time in his narrative, and thus the intimate connection of the chain of events after the Diamond left the country house was gradually unveiled.
His property was entirely at his own disposal, and was of two kinds. Property in land (I purposely abstain from using technical language), and property in money.
In the solicitor's narrative, we can clearly see how his expertise in the law field influenced his narration. Such words as 'in the first place' , 'in the second place', 'then', 'in the latter event', 'in the former event', indicated his lucid consciousness to narrate events logically.