"But I shall be consumed with jealousy until you restore her to me." Monty noticed the look in Mrs.Dan's eyes as she watched her husband go, and marked a new note in her voice as she said, "How this trip is bringing him out." "He has just discovered," Monty observed, "that the club is not the only place in the world." "It's a funny thing," she answered, "that Dan should have been so misunderstood.

Do you know that he relentlessly conceals his best side?
Down underneath he is the kind of man who could do a fine thing very simply." "My dear Mrs.Dan, you surprise me.

It looks to me almost as though you had fallen in love with Dan yourself." "Monty," she said, sharply, "you are as blind as the rest.

Have you never seen that before?
I have played many games, but I have always come back to Dan.

Through them all I have known that he was the only thing possible to me--the only thing in the least desirable.