'Don't put it into her head that there is to be a doubt,' said Madame Voss.
'I haven't put it into her head,' he answered angrily.
'No, my dear, no; but do not allow her to suppose that anybody else can put it there either.

Let the matter go on.

She will see the things bought for her wedding, and when she remembers that she has allowed them to come into the house without remonstrating, she will be quite unable to object.

Don't give her an opportunity of objecting.' Michel Voss again shook his head, as though his wife were an unreasonable woman, and swore that it was not he who had given Marie such opportunity.

But he made up his mind to do as his wife recommended.