“You think that even after that he might—”
“I’ll be frank with you. I can’t tell what he might or might not do. He may follow my suggestion—”
“What did you—”
“I suggested to him that he had better clear out of the country at once. It’s quite possible that he may take my view and go, but in case he doesn’t, and tries to bother you any more—”
“He’s been! He’s written! He says he will see me. He has guessed that something has turned me against him.”
“He knows now what it is. Now I want you to write a note to him which I will leave at the bureau in case he calls to-night or to-morrow morning.”
“Yes.”
She went to the writing-table and sat down.
“If you will allow me to suggest the wording.”
“Please—please do!”