"You'll wire if you hear anything?"
"Of course. I don't think I shall, but at any rate we'll settle the question, and have done with it."
The next morning Hal left for Toowoomba, and at mid-day Reg called at Petty's Hotel, and sent in his card to Mrs. Montague. He was at once shown in and met with a hearty reception.
"Mr. Morris," said she, "you see I have fulfilled my promise."
"Yes, and I don't know of anything which has delighted me more. I was there last night, and never enjoyed a play more."
"I saw you. You were in a box with two ladies and two gentlemen."
"Yes, they were my friends."
Here a gentleman entered the room, and to Reg's surprise Marjorie ran to him and said:
"Arthur, this is Mr. Morris."
"Morris!" said he. "What! the real Morris? My dear sir, I am delighted to see you."