Fenwick's conceit had sometimes resented the fact.

Yet now that Welby was there he was unwilling to show his work.

He muttered something about there being 'more to see in a day or two.' 'There's a great deal to see already,' said Lord Findon.

'But, of course, do as you like.

Eugenie, are you ready ?' 'Please!--may I be exhibited ?' said Madame de Pastourelles to Fenwick, with a smiling appeal.
He gave way, dragged the easel into the best light, and fell back while the two men examined the portrait.
'Stay where you are, Eugenie,' said Lord Findon, holding up his hand.
'Let Arthur see the pose.' She sat down obediently.