"Though you thought I was?"
"I was sure of it," he said.
She was sitting upright now; her hands set upon the chair-arms; her face changing stormily between anger and astonishment.
"You were sure I was in danger, yet you did nothing to prevent it!" she cried. "Do you mean that?"
"What should I have done?" he enquired.
"Warned me!" she said
"But didn't I?"
"Oh, that!" she exclaimed impatiently.
"And would you have been warned?"
"I don't know. I can't say. That's got nothing to do with it. Or you could have given me an escort."