"When you and I get to be as rich as he is, we can choose our own company."
"I hope I shall choose better than he."
"Well, let's drop them," said Ralph, who was getting tired of the subject. "I must be getting home to dinner."
"So must I."
"Come round to my room, after dinner, and we'll have another smoke."
"Yes, I'll come round. I suppose mother'll be wanting me to go to church with her, but I've got tired of going to church."
CHAPTER XX.
THE MADISON CLUB.