"I am, sir."
"Could you manage two costumes for the Vierle Masque?"
"Quite readily, sir."
"Very good," I said. "And let them be as near alike as possible," I added.
By this time the Field was almost deserted, and, at Lady Helen's suggestion, Courtney and I turned our horses over to my orderly and drove back with her.
"I suppose," said I, "that fancy dress is required to-night."
"It is absolutely de rigueur," said Courtney; "and there is no unmasking."
"Really!" said I. "It promises very well."
"And it realizes all it promises—maybe, a bit more," Lady Helen laughed.
"How shall I recognize you?" I asked.