"Glad to hear it."
"You didn't think so!" she exclaimed.
His eyes twinkled.
"No," he said, "I didn't. But you can't throw a stone into a crowd and give odds on its not hitting a divorced person."
"Does divorce shock you?"
"Not in the least; I'm past shocks, young lady. Who is Mrs. Wemyss?"
"Your own guest?"
He winced. "I'm asking you. We made her acquaintance at the Plaza last winter.... It seems that she and young Inwood knew each other in Keno."
"That is where I've seen her!" said Diana with innocent conviction. "I knew I'd seen her somewhere.... But she was very much slighter—oh, very much—and extremely pretty."
"Divorcée?"