If I know anything, I know that he is Colonel Askerton." "But do you know that she is his wife?
That is what Mr.Wright asks.
I don't say anything.

I think it's very indelicate talking about such things." "If I am asked whether I have seen her marriage certificate, certainly I have not; nor probably did you ever do so as to any lady that you ever knew.

But I know that she is her husband's wife, as we all of us know things of that sort.

I know she was in India with him.
I've seen things of hers marked with her name that she has had at least for ten years." "I don't know anything about it, my dear," said Mr.Amedroz, angrily.
"But Mr.Wright ought to know something about it before he says such things.

And then this that he's saying now isn't the same that he said before." "I don't know what he said before." "He said they were both of them using a feigned name." "It's nothing to me what name they use.