17/29 It is a queer little place, this, Mr.Chetwode," he went on, turning to Arnold, "but I can promise you that the omelette, at least, is as served in my own country." They took their places at the table, and Arnold, at any rate, found it a very pleasant party. Sabatini was no longer gloomy and taciturn. His manner still retained a little of its deliberation, but towards Arnold especially he was more than courteous. He seemed, indeed, to have the desire to attract. Fenella was almost bewitching. |