A certain amount of personality he must have--personality and dignity, I should say, to uphold the position." "There is Mr.Miles Furley," she said thoughtfully.

"He is an educated man, is he not ?" "For that very reason unsuitable," Fenn explained eagerly.

"He represents no great body of toilers.

He is, in reality, only an honorary member of the Council, like yourself and the Bishop, there on account of his outside services." "I remember, only a few nights ago," she reflected, "I was staying at a country house--Lord Maltenby's, by the bye--Mr.Orden's father.

The Prime Minister was there and another Cabinet Minister.