"Then the brother—for that, I fancy, must be the [?]—comes over from Greece to interfere. He imprudently puts himself into the power of the young man and his older [?]. They [?] him and use [?] towards him in order to make him sign some papers to make over the girl's [?]—of which he may be trustee—to them. This he [?] to do. In order to [?] with him they have to get an [?], and they pitch upon this Mr. Melas, having used some other one before. The girl is not told of the arrival of her brother and finds it out by the merest accident.