We have," said Mr.Touris, and though he tried he could not keep the saturnine out of his voice--"we have some things to talk over." As he spoke he moved from before the summer-house into a cross-path, and the others followed him and his Company magnate.

The Edinburgh lawyer and Glenfernie found themselves together.

The former lagged a step and held the younger man back with him; he dropped his voice "I've not been three hours in the house.

I've had no talk with Mr.
Touris.

What's all this about?
I know that you and his nephew are as close as brothers--not that brothers are always close!" "He writes only that he is tired of martial life.