"Ouf! Thank goodness!" said Barbara as the two-seater scuttered away down the drive.
"Yes, indeed," said Doria.
Jaffery shook his fist at the disappearing car.
"One of these days, I'll break his infernal neck!"
"Why?" asked Doria, on a sharp note of enquiry.
"I don't like him," said Jaffery. "And he's taking her out to dine among all that circus crowd. It's damnable!"
"For the lady whose father stuck pigs in Chicago," said Doria. "I should think it was rather a rise in the social scale."
And she went indoors with her nose in the air. To every one save the puzzled Jaffery it was obvious that she disapproved of his interest in Liosha.