H lne understood.
"I know. I thought so," she said.
"I'll send Lewis to her."
"No, Glen," said H lne softly, "you'll take him to her."
When all was ready for the start, Nelton appeared before Leighton.
"Please, sir," he said, "I've taken the liberty of packing my bags, too, thank, you, sir. I thought, sir, since you're both going, the flat might be locked up."
"Well," said Leighton, "I suppose it might for once. Where are you off to?"
"Why, with you, sir. If you don't mind, sir, I'd like to see this
America."
Leighton smiled.
"Come along, by all means, Nelton," he said. "Go ahead with the baggage, and see that Master Lewis and I get a compartment to ourselves. Here's half a crown."