Richard’s head swam. O’Hara was ignoring him, would not speak to him. … O’Hara knew the truth! He walked blindly to the door, and groped for the handle. … O’Hara knew! He was in the passage, on the front steps, in the road, shuddering. O’Hara knew, and he had looked at him as if—as if—again he shuddered, and seeing an empty chair, hailed it, bidding the men carry him to Grosvenor Square. … O’Hara despised him!—reproached him! Then Jack was in trouble? He had seen him and learnt the truth? God, but his brain was reeling! …
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