"Judge Not That Ye Be Not Judged" A week had passed since the evening which Harry had spent in Bolton Street, and he had not again seen Lady Ongar.

He had professed to himself that his reason for not going there was the non-performance of the commission which Lady Ongar had given him with reference to Count Pateroff.

He had not yet succeeded in catching the Count, though he had twice asked for him in Mount Street and twice at the club in Pall Mall.
It appeared that the Count never went to Mount Street, and was very rarely seen at the club.

There was some other club which he frequented, and Harry did not know what club.

On both the occasions of Harry's calling in Mount Street, the servant had asked him to go up and see madame; but he had declined to do so, pleading that he was hurried.