"It is not for me, or for you, to comment upon or to criticise your aunt's plans," said the lawyer pointedly.
"Has Robert Frost, whom she employs as secretary, gone with her?"
"Possibly. She did not mention him in her last interview with me."
"Will you write me when you hear from her?"
"If she authorizes it."
"I will leave you my address."
There seemed to be nothing more to say, and Vernon left the office baffled and perplexed. He communicated what he had heard to Dr. Remington, whom he had not thought it advisable to take with him to Mr. Farley's office.
"What do you make of it, Remington?" he inquired.
"I don't know. Do you think Mrs. Vernon got any inkling of your scheme to have her adjudged insane?"
"How could she?"