"And where do you suppose he finds it?
Do you _know_ where he finds it?
I tell you, Billy, Bertram Henshaw is not the sort of man that should find too much 'distraction' outside his home.

His tastes and his temperament are altogether too Bohemian, and--" Billy interrupted with a peremptorily upraised hand.
"Please remember, Kate, you are speaking of my husband to his wife; and his wife has perfect confidence in him, and is just a little particular as to what you say." "Yes; well, I'm speaking of my brother, too, whom I know very well," shrugged Kate.

"All is, you may remember sometime that I warned you--that's all.

This trusting business is all very pretty; but I think 'twould be a lot prettier, and a vast deal more sensible, if you'd give him a little attention as well as trust, and see if you can't keep him at home a bit more.

At least you'll know whom he's with, then.