'It would be a poor rule that wouldn't work both ways,' said
Rollo, with dry simplicity.
'What are you talking about?' said Primrose. 'Do give Hazel some more raspberries. I am inclined to think this, Duke—'
'Well?'
'I am inclined to think that in those cases you have been speaking of, there is testimony of the person's presence, only it is in some such little slight things as were insufficient to draw attention to themselves, and only, by natural association of ideas, suggested the person.'
'What do you think, Miss Hazel?'
But she shook her head.
'If you go off to people—I should say, sometimes, that could not be.'
'So should I,' said Rollo.
'Why?' said Primrose.
'I cannot find in my consciousness, or memory, any corroboration of your theory.'