Don't you think that we had better tell him, when he returns, that we had heard from Major Felstead ?" Lessingham agreed.
"Just let him think that your letters came by post in the ordinary way," he advised.

"I shouldn't imagine, from what I have seen of your husband, that he is a suspicious person, but it is just possible that he might have associated them with me if you had mentioned them the other night.
When is he coming back ?" "I never know," Philippa answered with a sigh.

"Perhaps to-night, perhaps in a week.

It depends upon what sport he is having.

You are not smoking." Lessingham lit a cigarette.
"I find your husband," he said quietly, "rather an interesting type.