I do not want to turn your head," she went on pleasantly, as she walked by his side towards the door and across the hall, rather ignoring Miller, who followed behind, "but for the last two or three years the only political figures who have interested me at all have been Dartrey and yourself--you as the man of action, and Dartrey as the most wonderful exponent of the real, higher Socialism.

I had a shelf made for his three books alone.

They hang in my bedroom and I look upon them as my textbooks." "I must tell Dartrey this," Miller remarked from behind.

"I am sure he'll be flattered." "What can he want with you ?" Lady Jane asked, dropping her voice a little.
"I can't tell," Tallente confessed.

"His visit puzzles me.