"I don't suppose I shall. By George, what an ass my governor has been. He had no more right than you have to give up the property. Here's Nidderdale. He could tell us where he is; but I'm afraid to speak to him since he cut up so rough the other night."
In a moment the conversation was stopped; but when Lord Grasslough asked Nidderdale in a whisper whether he knew anything about Melmotte, the latter answered out loud, "Yes;--I left him in the House half an hour ago."
"People are saying that he has been arrested."

"I don't suppose I shall. By George, what an ass my governor has been. Here's Nidderdale. He could tell us where he is."
When Lord Grasslough asked Nidderdale in a whisper whether he knew anything about Melmotte, he answered out loud.
"Yes; I left him in the House half an hour ago."
"People are saying that he has been arrested."
