Any more," said Mrs.Assingham, "than I judge Maggie to have done." The Prince thought; then as if glad to be able to say something very natural and true: "No--quite right.

Maggie hasn't looked for her.

But I'm sure," he added, "she'll be delighted to see her." "That, certainly"-- and his hostess spoke with a different shade of gravity.
"She'll be quite overjoyed," the Prince went on.

"Has Miss Stant now gone to her ?" "She has gone back to her hotel, to bring her things here.

I can't have her," said Mrs.Assingham, "alone at an hotel." "No; I see." "If she's here at all she must stay with me." He quite took it in.