"And a parasol of the same color, shoes—of suede with the new heel, dancing slippers of white satin and a pair of pumps."
"I comprehend perfectly."
"You are to return her to-morrow. The train leaves in an hour. That is all."
Georgette withdrew to the door but as she was about to lay her hand upon the knob she paused.
"And, Georgette," her mistress was saying lazily, "you will see Titine, will you not?"
"If I have the time, Madame—"
"If you should see Titine, Georgette, will you not inquire where and with whom Miss Challoner has gone automobiling?"
The eyes of the maid showed a look of comprehension, quickly veiled.
"I shall make it a point to do so, Madame."
Olga yawned and looked out the window.
"Oh, it isn't so important as that—but, Georgette, if you could—discreetly, Georgette—"