"Yes; new here and new in New York," Richard replied, smiling,
"I thought you weren't a New Yorker," Norris went on. "How do you like things in the city?"
"First-rate. I haven't seen much of the place yet, though."
"Where do you live?"
"I board with the Massanets."
"Oh, a relative?"
"Oh, no. I never knew them until I got acquainted with Frank here."
"Rather slow at their house, I imagine."
"Oh, I like it very well."
"My folks live in Yonkers," said Norris, "but I couldn't stand it there, though I had a good position. I like New York life. You ought to be over at our boarding-house. There are six of us young fellows, and we're out every night and have lots of sport."