Bring along my hand-bag and my subscription list, Sammy." When they had gone, with the feebly pleased Sammy dutifully bringing up the rear, Gresham looked after them with relief.
"Handicap day brings out some queer people," he observed.
"If you mean Mr.Gamble I think him delightful," Constance quickly advised him.

"I'm inclined to agree with Polly that he is very much a gentleman." "He would be quite likely to appeal to Polly," remarked Aunt Pattie as she arose for a visit to a near-by box.
"You mean Cousin Polly," corrected Constance sweetly.
Gresham was very thoughtful.

He was more logically calculating than most people thought him.
It was Polly's cousinship which puzzled Johnny Gamble.

"When you picked a cousin you made some choice," he complimented her.

"How did you do it ?" "They made me," she explained.