There was a note of anguish in his voice difficult to resist. But
Hanaud resisted it. He shook his head.
"Again," he said gravely, "I am to remind you that I am captain of
the ship and do not show my observation."
He tore open the envelope and sprang up from his seat.
"Mme. Dauvray's motor-car has been found," he cried. "Let us go!"
Hanaud called for the bill and paid it. The three men left the
Villa des Fleurs together.