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"Nothing, if you are referring to work He does the usual Society

rounds, takes an interest in racing, and roams the world occasionally

in a palatial steam yacht One does not have to worry about work if

one has an incouess I'd so on half a ood-bye," said the Arin "The little lady sure see from what you've told me, and yet Mr Antony Standish somehow

don't look to me to be her style By the look of Miss Rostrevor, and

the way she handled that horse, I should have guessed her fancy would

have run to so, he-man type, instead of to a

Society dandy But one can never tell where women are concerned And

five hundred thousand dollars a year will irl's ideal"

Antony Standish was not a "guy," in the colloquial English sense of the

word, but he was hardly the type of ined as

likely to capture the heart of the high-spirited Irish beauty He was

good-looking, with a fair complexion and a little sandy moustache, and

he carried himself with the air of a patrician, but his face lacked