‘I know,’ said Prudence Sindlesham, sympathy in her tone. It was her job to keep the house as neat as a pin, up to the high standard that Sheila expected, being a nurse. “No reason. Miss Ellicot has spoken to you, the great Mr. He flung open the door and cast a quick glance round. Ramage did not know. ‘I don’t want a hue and cry after me, I thank you. ” Chapter XXV THE STEEL EDGE OF THE TRUTH The manservant, with his plain black clothes and black tie, had entered the room with a deferential little gesture. ” She glared at Sebastian over the drawing table where she was sketching in chalk, then over at the fifteen year old boy who was asleep in a disheveled pile of rushes in the corner.
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