"Amen," said Glynn, softly. "I think you have talked enough; I will be ready for your friend on Monday. How shall I know her?"
"She shall bring a word, a line. Settle it with Elsie."
"May I come to-morrow?"
"Yes, if you can manage it safely! The one man that must not find me is Deering, and he is spending a fortune tracking me."
"This is most extraordinary."
"I dare say it seems so."
"May I put any question to Miss Lambert?"
"As many as you like; but she knows very little."
Here there was a tap at the door, and Elsie entered. "I think I must ask you to come away," she said.
"I fear I have stayed too long," returned Glynn.