"No one."
Here Fenton interposed.
"You get along too fast," he said quickly. "Everyone at the supper-table knew you kept them there; you said it to them yourself."
Naball glanced sharply at Kitty.
"I know I did," she replied quietly; "but I spoke as if the diamonds were always kept there, which they were not. I did not say they were in the drawer on that particular night."
"You mentioned it generally?" said Naball tranquilly.
"Yes. All the people present were my guests, and I hardly think any of them would rob me of my diamonds."
"Were any of the servants in the room when you made the remark?" said the detective slowly.
"No, none; and the door was closed."
Naball paused a moment.