The house stood by itself, with windows open, and Denzil did not scruple to walk near it, and, if possible, listen.

Marmette, the subagent, would know of the incident between Junia and Luzanne; and he feared.

Barouche might start for the station, overtake Luzanne and prevent her leaving.

He drew close and kept his ears open.
He was fortunate, he heard voices; Marmette was explaining to Barouche that Junia and Luzanne had gone to the station, as "Ma'm'selle" was bound for New York.

Marmette had sent word to M.Barouche by messenger, but the messenger had missed him.