"It's entirely for your sake; and it's quite true, it was an inspiration to come here.

This afternoon in the train I read an interview in 'Femina' with Maxine de Renzie, about the new play she's produced to-night.

There was a picture of her, and a description of her house in the Rue d'Hollande." "Now you have satisfied your curiosity.

You've seen her back, and her maid's back, and the garden wall," I said, more sharply than I often speak to Lisa.

"I shall tell the driver to take us to the hotel at once.
I know why you want to wait here, but you shan't--I won't.