"But she divorced him."
"She got a Kansas lawyer to say so, and he's got a Frisco lawyer to say that there's nothing of the kind. She hasn't played her game badly neither, for she's had the handling of her own money, and has put it so that he can't get hold of a dollar. Even if it suited other ways, you know, I wouldn't marry her myself till I saw my way clearer out of the wood."
"I'm not thinking of marrying her,--if you mean that."
"There was a talk about it in Frisco;--that's all. And I have heard Hurtle say when he was a little farther gone than usual that she was here with you, and that he meant to drop in on you some of these days." To this Paul made no answer, thinking that he had now both heard enough and said enough about Mrs. Hurtle.

"But she divorced him."
"She got a Kansas lawyer to say so, and he's got a Frisco lawyer to say that there's nothing of the kind. She hasn't played her game badly, for she's put it so that he can't get hold of a dollar. But I wouldn't marry her myself till I saw my way clearer out of the wood."
"I'm not thinking of marrying her."
"There was talk about it in Frisco; that's all. And I heard Hurtle say that he meant to drop in on you one of these days."
