He forced the window; he rushed into the room, and there before him, pallid, trembling, agonising, stood Alma Rolfe. 'You?' She panted incoherent phrases. She was here to speak with Mr. Redgrave on business -- about her concert tomorrow. She had not entered the house until this moment. She had met Mr. Redgrave in the garden ---- 'What is that to me?' broke in Hugh, staring wildly, his fist still clenched. 'I am not your husband.' 'Mr. Carnaby, you will believe me? I came for a minute or two -- to speak about ----' 'It's nothing to me, Mrs. Rolfe,' he again interrupted her, in a hoarse, faint voice. 'What have I done?' He looked to the window, whence came no sound. 'Have I gone mad? By God, I almost fear it!' 'You believe me, Mr. Carnaby?' She moved to him and seized his hand. 'You kn

