"And what happens to Oakhurst?" asked Mme. Storey.
"Oh, didn't I tell you? Darius has put it into the hands of Merryman. It's to be sold, lock, stock and barrel."
"And quite right, too...By the way, do you know what Darius's movements will be tomorrow? I must see him if I can, in order to remove this ridiculous wrong impression he has got of me."
"You're so kind, Rosika! All I know is, he's going to sleep at his rooms in the Vandermeer tonight, in order to be on hand early for all the things he has to see to tomorrow."
whenever he got a chance, I saw him looking, looking about the sitting-room and the bedroom..."
"For the letter?"
"So I supposed."
"Did you know then that it had been burned?"
"Yes, Madame; I had looked before he came home."
"Why didn't you tell him it had been burned?"
"I didn't want to give him that satisfaction."