"You think so?"
"I hadn't thought of it before," Stover said, with a sudden falling inside, "but he has the stuff in him of a leader all right."
"I wish he weren't quite so set," said Le Baron. "He hasn't made a particularly favorable impression on some of the fellows."
An involuntary smile came to Stover at the thought of Regan's probable reception of a committee of inspection.
"He doesn't perhaps realize the importance of some things," he said carefully.
"He doesn't," said Le Baron, who was not without a sense of humor. "It's a pity, though, for his sake. I wish you'd talk to him a little."
"I will."
Le Baron rose.
"By the way, what are you going out for this spring?"