If you ever fall in with her, take care of yourself.

She may find your influence with Fritz an obstacle in her way--and she may give you reason to remember that the mystery of her husband's lost chest of poisons is not cleared up yet.

It was all in the German newspapers--you know what I mean." This seemed to me to be passing all bounds of moderation.

"And _you_ know, madam," I answered sharply, "that there was no evidence against her--nothing whatever to associate her with the robbery of the medicine chest." "Not even suspicion, Mr.David ?" "Not even suspicion." I rose from my chair as I spoke.

Minna was still in my thoughts; I was not merely unwilling, I was almost afraid to hear more.
"One minute," said Frau Meyer.