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I had a word with Owen , too , after I left her , and I think he understands that he must let her go without insisting on any positive promise . She 's excited ... he must let her calm down ... '' Again she waited , and Darrow said : `` Surely you can make him see that . '' `` She 'll help me to -- she 's to see him , of course , before she goes . She starts immediately , by the way , with Adelaide Painter , who is motoring over to Francheuil to catch the one o'clock express -- and who , of course , knows nothing of all this , and is simply to be told that Sophy has been sent for by the Farlows . '' Darrow mutely signed his comprehension , and she went on : `` Owen is particularly anxious that neither Adelaide nor his grandmother should have the least inkling of what 's happened . The need of shielding Sophy will help him to control himself . He 's coming to his senses , poor boy ; he 's ashamed of his wild talk already .