Find out her business if you can, and don't let me be bothered unless it is necessary." Brooks hesitated.
"I am not sure that I care to interfere--that my presence might not be likely to cause her embarrassment," he said.

"I have seen her lately, and she made no mention of this visit." Lord Arranmore glanced at him as though surprised.

"I should like you to see her," he said, suavely.

"It seems to me preferable to asking her to state her business to a servant.

If you have any objection to doing so she must be sent back." Brooks turned unwillingly away.