He thought for a moment. Then he said:
“Honestly, I don’t think I ever do.”
“There!” said Miss Van Tuyn triumphantly. “Nor do I.”
She looked half defiantly, half inquisitively at Lady Sellingworth.
“My dear Beryl!” said the latter, “for all these lacks in your temperament you must wait.”
“Wait? For how long?”
“Till you are fifty, perhaps.”
“I know I shall want romance at fifty.”
“Let us say sixty, then.”
“Or,” interrupted Craven, “until you are comfortably married.”