"I have none except what I've stated," said Keith doggedly.
"Then I'll go to-morrow," replied Eugénie quietly; "at all events, I've got the right to have a personal interview, whether I take the situation or not."
"You must not see her."
"That decides it," said Eugénie composedly; "I will."
"Eugénie, don't go, or I'll begin to think you don't trust me."
"Yes, I do, but--but you've been so much with this Caprice lately, that I want to see her."
"I don't care two straws about her."
"I know that, but I wish to see her."
"You intend to go?"
"I do."