She had not said a word to Lancelot Vane about herself and she did not intend to do so.

He must think what he pleased about the adventure which had brought them together.

He must have seen her leap from Dorrimore's carriage--nay, he may have caught sight of Dorrimore himself.

Then there was the ruffian of a coachman who had pursued her.

The reason of the fellow's anxiety to capture her must have puzzled Vane.