The party had journeyed to Haworth at the invitation of Viscount Buffington and Reverend Michaels to discuss Company business and celibrate the birthday of Miss Rosetti in secluded surroundings.  The elements raged and there was much concern for the delay of the Petries carriage, also containing Brigadeer Flashman.  The weekend started convivially enough for the others, save a nervous Miss Massini, with a buffet supper and charades in the study of Haworth Seminary.  The gentlemen enacted an inspired “Life of Moses" (Rev. Michaels making a fine Pharaoh) while the ladies “Henry the Eighth” and "The Trojan War" were blood curdlingly represented. 

At breakfast on Saturday Hilda received a mysterious message from an old friend of Professor Wilson’s wife, begging to meet upon the morning Keighley train.  So, off the company set,  to admire the country air and the impressive achievements of steam.

Amelia left a glittering lip print upon her glass and left in the night.

After a sound nights sleep all met in the study to solve their differences and attempt to formulate a plan to rescue Katherine's child and recover Artie from his opium haze in Singapore.  Dr Staunton began struggling with formulae from Prof. van Waas's telegraph for the Wilson machine and Elaine undertook to write a company constitution. 

Several days later, Rev. Michael’s journeyed with the remains of the civil war lady from Skipton to the convent in Shropshire.  After locating the tomb of Captain Ravenswood in the crypt and placing the bodies together, Rev. Michaels performed a short ceremony, at the end of which the bodies crumbed into dust, laying the couple to rest forever.

The Petries, Hilda and The Professor, journeyed North to Whitby to discover Mrs Wilson alive and well and living in a lunatic asylum.  They were taken aback to find her attended at the time by her loving husband...