CHAPTER V.
THE THIRD SITTING "Isn't it an extraordinary thing," Julian said, on the following evening, "that if you meet a man once in London you keep knocking up against him day after day?
While, if--" "You don't meet him, you don't." "No.

I mean that if you don't happen to be introduced to him, you probably never set eyes on him at all." "I know.

But whom have you met to-day ?" "Marr again." "That's odd.

He is beginning to haunt you." "I met him at my club.

He has just been elected a member." "Did he make any more inquiries into our sittings ?" "Rather.