None of his belongings had anything more than his initials upon them, and he decided to use the name he had already given more than once.

Probably they would not go far together; but it was worth while to be on the safe side.
He came straight up to the two as they sat side by side with their feet in the ditch.
"I'm ready, sir," he said.

"Yes; you've spotted me all right." "University man and public school boy," said the Major without moving.
"Eton and Cambridge," said Frank.
The Major sprang up.
"Harrow and the Army," he said.

"Shake hands." This was done.
"Name ?" said the Major.
Frank grinned.
"I haven't my card with me," he said.

"But Frank Gregory will do." "I understand," said the Major.