"Then why do you do it? Do you mean to marry her?"
"No; certainly not."
"Is it honest then, or like a gentleman, that you should be with her in this way? Does she think that you intend to marry her?"
"I have told her that I would not. I have told her--." Then he stopped. He was going on to declare that he had told her that he loved another woman, but he felt that he could hardly touch that matter in speaking to Roger Carbury.

"Then why do you do it? Do you mean to marry her?"
"No; certainly not."
"Is it honest then, or gentlemanly, that you should be with her in this way? Does she think that you intend to marry her?"
"I have told her that I would not. I have told her-" He stopped, unable to say that he had told her that he loved another woman.
