CHAPTER XI.
Before she left the office that evening, Sally picked up the volume of _Who's Who ?_ kept there mainly because Mr.Bonsfield had a brother whose name figured with some credit upon one of its pages.

She turned quickly over the leaves, until the name of Traill leapt out from the print to hold her eye.
"John Hewitt Traill"-- she read it with self-conscious interest--"barrister-at-law and journalist.

Born 1871; son of late Sir William Hewitt Traill, C.B., of Apsley Manor, near High Wycombe, Bucks.

Address: Regent Street.

_Clubs:_ National Liberal, and Savage.
_Recreations:_ riding, shooting, fishing." That was all--the registration of a nonentity, it might have seemed--in a wilderness of names.