I never saw him again till after his death.

First came the trial, and Dick Boyce got three months' imprisonment, on a minor count, while several others of the precious lot he was mixed up with came in for penal servitude.

There was some technical flaw in the evidence with regard to him, and the clever lawyers they put on made the most of it; but we all thought, and society thought, that Dick was morally as bad as any of them.

Then the papers got hold of the gambling debts and the woman.

She made a disturbance at his club, I believe, during the trial, while he was out on bail--anyway it all came out.