I wish to talk to him, to appreciate his point of view.

You know what Paul said when he gave you the appointment and sent us over here: 'Find out for me what sort of men these Englishmen are.'" "Matinsky should know," her father observed.

"He was here twelve years ago.

He came over with the first commission which established regular relations with the British Government." "No doubt," she said equably, "he was able to gauge the official outlook, but this country, during the last ten years, has gone through great vicissitudes.

Besides, it is not only the official outlook in which Paul is interested.