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The first idea of "every one" was luncheon, except that Lance laid hands on his unfortunate Angus and Mona for their duet, in the midst of which Lord Rotherwood made a raid on them. "There! I'm sure Prospero never was so cruel as to starve what's- his-name! Come in and have some food- it is just by."

No wonder Papa laughed. It's much funnier than squatting, I can tell you. There's nothing to laugh at in being a squatter. They're as rich as What's- his-name. Some of them are millionaires. I wish Papa was a squatter but he would be no use on a sheep-run; you've got to be in the saddle all day, and keep your eyes skinned for blackfellows half the night. John Smith looked the very chap for it.

What's- his-name er Wright no, Reed I got read and write mixed up, I guess he's a business man and he'd ought to know about such things better'n I do. I don't doubt it'll come out fine and we won't worry any more about it." "And we will still be friends? You know, Mr. Winslow, you are the only real friend I have in Orham. And you have been so loyal." Jed flushed with pleasure.

"She's in her room, lying on the bed crying. She says she wants to die; she says that she doesn't care what becomes of her. She'll never care for another man, and father will not give his consent. What's- his-name has nothing only a small allowance; he'll never have any more, he isn't a working man. I know father, he'll never hear of any one who is not a working man. I wish you'd speak to her."

"That narrows the search down a bit," said Jane hopefully; "I rather fancy she must have been with me when I went to Mornay's. I know I went to Mornay's, because I remember meeting that delightful Malcolm What's- his-name there you know whom I mean. That's the great advantage of people having unusual first names, you needn't try and remember what their other name is.

"Ah!" said the Connoisseur, "but d' you suppose that makes much difference? Even if What 's his-name gave her a divorce, I don't think, don't you know, that " "Oh, it does! So many people would be inclined to look over it in time. But as it is it's hopeless, quite. So very awkward for people, too, meetin' them about.

More obliged than I can tell you, I am. Now now would you mind tellin' me just one thing more? About this Mr. What's- his-name out West in the bank there this Mr. Reed did he write you he thought 'twas all right for him to send Sam the the kind of letter he did send him, the one givin' your brother such a good reference?" The color rose in her face and she hesitated before replying.