"Not another soul came or went while we stayed in that house."
"And she conversed with no one on the way?"
"Not a soul."
Olympia turned to go out. She was not convinced; having no truth in herself she found no power of faith in others; but, for the time, the blunt honesty of the servant and proud sincerity of the girl silenced her, and she went out, muttering:
"I shall get at the bottom of it yet."
Then Caroline turned to Eliza:
"Can it be? I saw no other."
"I haven't a doubt of it," said Eliza. "I always mistrusted him for an Englishman."