Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Andrew D. Gable" data-source="post: 1679143" data-attributes="member: 4144">"Trinity College, Cambridge," Langan says, finishing his drink.  "Ahh, but look at the time!" he says, checking his pocketwatch.  He offers Trevor his hand.  "I did enjoy our conversation, Baron," he says, gathering up his coat and hat.  "We can continue this on the train.  I shall see you tomorrow morning.  I'll bring that stone my uncle found."*****The group meets Edward Langan at Paddington Station promptly at 7:45 the next morning.  "Good day, gentlemen," he says, bowing slightly.  He is carrying a hatbox under his arm.  "Something I received from my uncle," he says, tapping it slightly.  "Ahh, and here's the train, right on time."  The engine pulls alongside the platform, and the men board it.Langan and the others are shown to their compartment.  After they are seated and the door shut, Langan reaches under his seat and pulls out the box.  "I was telling the Baron here about this last night," he says, as he opens it and pulls out a flat black stone, about the size of the keystone over a door.  "See if one of you fellows can read this Latin inscription."The description of the stone's given a few posts back. </blockquote>