But I assure you I have no present intention of doing so." Erskine's color deepened, and he moved away to the table where the albums lay.
"This is the collection of photographs I spoke of," said Trefusis, following him and opening one of the books.

"I took many of them myself under great difficulties with regard to light--the only difficulty that money could not always remove.

This is a view of my father's house--or rather one of his houses.

It cost seventy-five thousand pounds." "Very handsome indeed," said Sir Charles, secretly disgusted at being invited to admire a photograph, such as house agents exhibit, of a vulgarly designed country house, merely because it had cost seventy-five thousand pounds.

The figures were actually written beneath the picture.
"This is the drawing-room, and this one of the best bedrooms.