"Have you been up with Marie to-day?" said Melmotte.
"No;--I've not," replied the lord.
"Why don't you go? She's always asking about you now. I hope we shall be in our own house again next week, and then we shall be able to make you comfortable."
Could it be possible that the man did not know that all the world was united in accusing him of forgery? "I'll tell you what it is," said Nidderdale. "I think you had better see my governor again, Mr. Melmotte."
"There's nothing wrong, I hope."

"Have you been with Marie today?" said Melmotte.
"No - I've not," replied the lord.
"Why don't you go? She's always asking about you now. I hope we shall be in our own house again next week, and then we shall be able to make you comfortable."
Could it be possible that the man did not know that all the world was united in accusing him of forgery? "I think you had better see my governor again, Mr. Melmotte."
"There's nothing wrong, I hope."
