We'll talk as we eat.

And we can't stay long, either." Duff introduced the party.
"My name's McCuaig," said the stranger.
"Scotch, I guess ?" enquired Duff.
"My father came out with The Company.

I was born up north.

Never been much out, but I read the papers," he added quickly, as if to correct any misapprehension as to his knowledge of the world and its affairs.

"My father always got the Times and the Spectator, and I've continued the habit." "Any one who reads the Times and the Spectator," said Barry, "can claim to be a fairly well-read man.