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"Ilady our address before we left,

Sir Nicholas, in case she wanted to coood enough to ask you if you took with you

Chapter Seven, because she cannot find it anywhere"

Then he went on with evident constraint to tell me that the rest of the

letter said that while she orking on Friday a "Made Pierre who answered the

door--and co in to her--("It was Mam'zelle of course, Sir Nicholas!"

Burton snapped!) And that she had demanded my address--but Miss Sharp

had not felt she was justified in giving it to her--but had said letters

would be forwarded--

"I hope to goodness that the baggage rowled--"Of course she don't say in the

letter--but it's more than likely--I would not have her insulted for the

world"

"Nor I either," I retorted angrily--"Suzette ought to know better now

that I have given her everything she wanted--Will you let her understand

please that this ain--"

"I'll see that the lawyer does it, Sir--that is the only way to deal

with theh Mam'zelle was the best of her sort Seems to