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"Righto, old thing!" said Tony sly, and his eyes followed Myra as

she cantered away, the cynosure of lances

Tony liked her to be adood

taste and discrimination He liked to think that other men envied him

his position as Myra's accepted lover It pleased him to be pointed

out as the lucky man who had won the heart and hand of the beautiful

Miss Rostrevor, and he was not unconscious of the fact that he was

being pointed out as he strolled along the Row after watching Myra out

of sight

"I re," he announced, when he called

on his betrothed at her aunt's house in Mayfair a couple of hours

later "Here we are! Chocs, your favourite brand of cigarettes, a few

roses, and--er--just a little thing here that caught ht like"

The "little thing" he produced from his pocket was a platinum bracelet