"How can you say that?
You never give any one a chance to see you until the afternoon, and then we generally start bridge.

One cannot be brilliantly entertaining while one is playing cards." The Princess yawned.
"I never argue," she said.

"I only state facts.

I am getting a little bored.

Some one must be very amusing at dinner-time or I shall have a headache." She swept up to her room.
"I suppose we'd better go and change," Cecil remarked, leading the way out into the hall.
Forrest, who was at the window, screwed his eyeglass in and leaned forward.