Dal and Ronnie are to play the final for the men's singles.
It ought to be a fine match.

It was to come on at about half-past four.
Don't wait to do any changings.

Your maid and your luggage can't be here just yet." "Thanks," said Jane; "I always travel in country clothes, and have done so to-day, as you see.

I will just get rid of the railway dust, and follow you." Ten minutes later, guided by sounds of cheering and laughter, Jane made her way through the shrubbery to the tennis lawns.

The whole of Lady Ingleby's house party was assembled there, forming a picturesque group under the white and scarlet chestnut-trees.