\"You cannot tell me anything they did?\"
\"Nothing, except I heard they had tea sent out to the pavilion.\"
\"Who served it?\"
\"The butler would be at the tea-wagon, Madame, and the second man serving.\"
\"What were the relations, generally, between Mr. and Mrs. Whittall?\" asked Mme. Storey.
Mary looked uncomfortable. She said in a low voice: \"They were living apart, Madame—though under the same roof, since before I came. They never quarrelled before the servants,
\"You cannot tell me anything they did?\"
\"Nothing, except I heard they had tea sent out to the pavilion.\"
\"Who served it?\"
\"The butler would be at the tea-wagon, Madame, and the second man serving.\"
\"What were the relations, generally, between Mr. and Mrs. Whittall?\" asked Mme. Storey.
Mary looked uncomfortable. She said in a low voice: \"They were living apart, Madame—though under the same roof, since before I came. They never quarrelled before the servants,
