They are connections, and both he represents to be estimable persons; both, as I understand it, equally admirable.

Equally, you observe, Gifford.

And he is unable to make up his mind which is the most--I should say the more--desirable.

I, unfortunately, was unable to throw any light upon the subject." "Do you know the young ladies ?" asked Gifford.
"I--I may say I have met them," admitted Mr.Denner.
"And how did you advise him ?" Gifford asked, his face preternaturally grave.
Mr.Denner looked anxious.

"That is just it.