"This is important!" said Mrs. Tracy, in excitement. "Did you speak to him on the subject?"
"No."
"Why not?"
"I thought he might be innocent, and I didn't want to bring a false charge against him."
"You are very considerate," said Mrs. Merton.
"That seems quite conclusive, Aunt Eliza," said Mrs. Tracy, triumphantly. "I am sure Warner will agree with me."
"As to that, Louisa," said her brother, "Harold is not certain it was aunt's lost pocketbook."
"But he thinks it was——"
"Yes, I think it was"
"For my own part, I have no doubt on the subject," said Mrs. Tracy, in a positive tone. "He is the person most likely to take the money, and this makes less proof needful."