"Very good; I do not think the worse of him." Gaydon glanced a second time through the letter.
"The Princess says that you must have the Prince Sobieski's written consent." "I went from Innspruck to Ohlau," said Wogan.

"I had some trouble, and the reason of my coming leaked out.

The Countess de Berg suspected it from the first.

She had a friend, an Englishwoman, Lady Featherstone, who was at Ohlau to outwit me." "Lady Featherstone!" said Misset.

"Who can she be ?" Wogan told them of his first meeting with Lady Featherstone on the Florence road, but he knew no more about her, and not one of the three knew anything at all.
"So the secret's out," said Gaydon.