I could have saved him, if any one could, but he would not hear reason." "He was what you call pig-headed," she remarked.
"He has paid the penalty," Bellamy continued.

"Now listen to me, Louise.

I got into that small coupe next to Von Behrling's, and I feel sure, from what I overheard, that they will go on to London, all three of them." "Who is there on the train ?" she demanded.
"Baron Streuss, who is head of the Secret Police, Von Behrling and Adolf Kahn," Bellamy answered.

"Then there are four or five Secret Service men of the rank and file, but they are all traveling separately.

Von Behrling has the packet.