"Why did Francisco put me in that place?"
Señor Henry shrugged again. "Surely you know that. He had learned that you were working against him in political matters. I warned you, you know."
"You mean criminal matters," Amy amended.
Greg spoke for the first time. "Ask him how Señor Francisco learned of your activities."
Señor Henry's shoulders and eyebrows were agitated together. "How should I know?"
"Did you tell him?" Amy asked directly.
He sprang up. "I did not tell him! I swear it! You insult me by asking such a question!"
Amy turned to Greg. "What do you know?"
Greg answered coolly: "He told him, right enough."
"It's a lie!" cried Señor Henry, turning a little yellower than his wont. "I might have known who put that idea into your head! Would you take the word of this—this cabman, against mine!"