Then he heard Barouche in anger say: "You fool--why did you let her leave! It's my bread and butter--and yours too--that's at stake.

I wanted to use her against Grier.

She was my final weapon of attack.

How long ago did she leave ?" Marmette told him.
Denzil saw Barode Barouche leave the house with grim concern and talking hard to Paul Marmette.

He knew the way they would go, so he fell behind a tree, and saw them start for the place where they could order a cab.
Then he followed them.