She has acted as my agent in Paris." "Indeed! I didn't dream that she dabbled in politics." "And you should not dream it from any word of mine, Mr.Dundas, if it weren't necessary to be entirely open with you, if you are to help me in this matter.

But before we go any further, I must know whether Mademoiselle de Renzie's connection with this business will for any reason keep you out of it." "Not if--you need my help," said Ivor, with an effort.

"And I beg you won't suppose that my hesitation has anything to do with Miss de Renzie herself.

I have for her the greatest respect and admiration." "We all have," returned the Foreign Secretary, "especially those who know her best.

Among her many virtues, she's one of the few women who can keep a secret--her own and others.