You will see him tonight at Devenham House." "With all the rest of the world," she answered, "but a man is not likely to talk confidentially under such conditions." Mr.Harvey rose to his feet.
"It is only a chance, of course," he admitted, "but remember that you know more than any other person in this country except myself.

It would be impossible for the Prince to give you credit for such knowledge.

A casual remark, a word, perhaps, may be sufficient." Penelope held out her hand.

The servant for whom the Ambassador had rung was already in the room.
"I will try," she promised.

"Ask Mrs.Harvey to excuse my going up to see her this afternoon.