"He has never come into touch with the sordid needs of these money-grubbing days.

He is the nephew and heir of the Earl of Dorminster." Immelan looked away from the retreating figure.
"Lord Dorminster," he murmured.

"The same Lord Dorminster who was in the Government many years ago ?" "He was Foreign Secretary when I was Governor of Jamaica," Sir Daniel answered.

"A very brilliant man he was in those days." Immelan nodded thoughtfully.
"I remember," he said.
Nigel Kingley, on leaving the St.Philip's Club, was driven at once, in the automobile which he found awaiting him, to a large corner house in Belgrave Square, which he entered with the air of an habitue.

The waiting major-domo took him at once in charge and piloted him across the hall.
"His lordship is very much occupied, Mr.Nigel," he announced.