And now everybody in the family rallied her on the subject, for they all had come to call him Garry by this time.
"Don't I always say 'Shiela' to you ?" he insisted.
"Yes, you do and nobody was consulted.

I informed my mother, but she doesn't seem to resent it.

So I am obliged to.

Besides I don't like your first name." Mrs.Cardross laughed gently over her embroidery; Malcourt, who was reading the stock column in the _News_, turned and looked curiously at Hamil, then at Shiela.

Then catching Mrs.Carrick's eye: "Portlaw is rather worried over the market," he said.