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241
Mr
.
Troy
turned
to
Mrs
.
Ferrari
,
and
looked
at
her
again
,
with
the
interest
due
to
the
victim
of
a
shock
.
He
drummed
absently
with
his
fingers
on
the
table
.
At
last
he
spoke
to
her
.
242
My
good
lady
,
you
don
t
really
believe
that
your
husband
is
dead
?
243
Mrs
.
Ferrari
put
her
handkerchief
to
her
eyes
.
The
word
dead
was
ineffectual
to
express
her
feelings
.
Murdered
!
she
said
sternly
,
behind
her
handkerchief
.
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244
Why
?
And
by
whom
?
Mr
.
Troy
asked
.
245
Mrs
.
Ferrari
seemed
to
have
some
difficulty
in
answering
.
You
have
read
my
husband
s
letters
,
sir
,
she
began
.
I
believe
he
discovered
She
got
as
far
as
that
,
and
there
she
stopped
.
246
What
did
he
discover
?
247
There
are
limits
to
human
patience
even
the
patience
of
a
bereaved
wife
.
This
cool
question
irritated
Mrs
.
Ferrari
into
expressing
herself
plainly
at
last
.
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248
He
discovered
Lady
Montbarry
and
the
Baron
!
she
answered
,
with
a
burst
of
hysterical
vehemence
.
The
Baron
is
no
more
that
vile
woman
s
brother
than
I
am
.
The
wickedness
of
those
two
wretches
came
to
my
poor
dear
husband
s
knowledge
.
The
lady
s
maid
left
her
place
on
account
of
it
.
If
Ferrari
had
gone
away
too
,
he
would
have
been
alive
at
this
moment
.
They
have
killed
him
.
I
say
they
have
killed
him
,
to
prevent
it
from
getting
to
Lord
Montbarry
s
ears
.
So
,
in
short
sharp
sentences
,
and
in
louder
and
louder
accents
,
Mrs
.
249
Ferrari
stated
her
opinion
of
the
case
.
250
Still
keeping
his
own
view
in
reserve
,
Mr
.
Troy
listened
with
an
expression
of
satirical
approval
.