"Let me only find the man who entered her room." Ralston looked steadily at Linforth.
"Have you any suspicion as to who the man is ?" he asked.
There was a momentary silence in that quiet hall.

Both men stood looking at each other.
"It can't be," said Linforth, at length.

But he spoke rather to himself than to Ralston.

"It can't be." Ralston did not press the question.
"It's the insolence of the attempt which angers me," he said.

"We must wait until Mrs.Oliver can tell us what happened, what she saw.
Meanwhile, she knows nothing of those things.