So did Sir Louis: "Good.

There'll be no need, then, for you to take any one into confidence," he said, turning to me again.

"As a rule it isn't well to talk about these things, because people get wrong ideas.
There are others in Jerusalem who would like permission to go to El-Kerak." "I'll tell nobody." He nodded again.

He was still considering things in the back of his mind, while those intelligent, bright eyes smiled so disarmingly.
"How do you propose to reach the Dead Sea ?" he asked.

"Ben Nasir's escort will probably meet you on the shore on this side." "Oh, hire some sort of conveyance, I suppose." "Couldn't we lend him one of our cars, Grim ?" Grim nodded again.
"We'll do that.