As soon as they were out of hearing of the others, she turned towards him a little abruptly.
"Tell me exactly what you know about my stay in Berlin," she demanded.
"Everything," he answered gravely.
"You mean ?" "I mean that the New World to-day has progressed where the Old World seems to have been stricken with a terrible blindness.

Our secret-service system has never been better, and frankly I hear many things which I don't like.

I am going to talk to Lord Dorminster this afternoon very seriously, but in the meantime I wanted to speak to you.
I heard a rumour that you thought of going back to Berlin." "I don't know how you heard it, but the rumour is not altogether untrue," she admitted.

"I have not yet made up my mind." "Don't go," he begged.
"You think they really do know all about me ?" "I know that they do.

I don't mind telling you that you had the shave of your life on the Dutch frontier last time, and I don't mind telling you, also, that we had two of our men shadowing you.