"I am returning to the carriage." "But--" Mr.Sabin emerged through the swing door.

"Your discretion, my dear Lucille," he said, smiling, "is excellent.

The place is indeed better than it seems, and Annette's cookery may be all that the Prince claims.

Yet I think I know better places for a luncheon party, and the ventilation is not of the best.

May I suggest that you come with me instead to the Milan ?" "Victor! You here ?" Mr.Sabin smiled as he admitted the obvious fact.