"Not yet, it doesn't," said Battle grimly.
He stood as though in thought, turning things over in his mind.
"What Mr. Thesiger was about, letting you run into danger like that, I can't think," he said presently.
"He didn't know till afterwards," said Bundle. "I'm not a complete mug, Superintendent Battle. And anyway, he's got his hands full looking after Miss Wade."
"Is that so?" said the Superintendent. "Ah!"
He twinkled a little.
"I shall have to detail Mr. Eversleigh to look after you, Lady Eileen."
"Bill!" said Bundle contemptuously. "But Superintendent Battle, you haven't heard the end of my story. The woman I saw there—Anna—No. 1. Yes, No. 1 is the Countess Radzky."
And rapidly she went on to describe her recognition of the mole.
To her surprise the Superintendent hemmed and hawed.