_We_ know that for a man who is young and active, and who is doing well in a career where activity is a necessity, there are no compensations if his career's suddenly cut short through no fault of his." "Through no fault of his," repeated Durrance.

"I agree with you.

It is only the man whose career is cut short through his own fault who gets compensations." Sutch glanced sharply at his companion.

Durrance had spoken slowly and very thoughtfully.

Did he mean to refer to Harry Feversham, Sutch wondered.