CHAPTER VII

WHO IS MR. SABIN? Mrs. Thorpe-Satchell was not at home to ordinary callers. Nevertheless when a discreet servant brought her Mr. Francis Densham's card she gave orders for his admittance without hesitation. That he was a privileged person it was easy to see. Mrs. Satchell received him with the most charming of smiles. "My dear Francis," she exclaimed, "I do hope that you have lost that wretched headache! You looked perfectly miserable last night. I was so sorry for you." Densham drew an easy chair to her side and a…