No. IV.
From Arthur Vivian to Mrs. Morton.
DEAR MRS. MORTON,—I wired you this morning asking you to do nothing about my umbrella. The fact is I have found it at my rooms, and I am forced to the conclusion that I never took it with me to Dockington at all. I am awfully sorry to have given you all this trouble. It shall be a lesson to me never to take my umbrella anywhere, or rather never to think I've taken it, when, as a matter of fact, I haven't.
Yours always sincerely,
ARTHUR VIVIAN.
No. V.
Telegram from Mrs. Morton to Arthur Vivian.
Too late. Sent off somebody's umbrella to you yesterday. Please return it to me.
No. VI.
From Mrs. Morton to her Sister, Lady Compton.