"Didn't you have a row in the street with some one the other day?" This question was asked very abruptly by Lord Grasslough, who, though he was sitting near them, had not yet joined in the conversation, and who had not before addressed a word to Sir Felix. "We heard something about it, but we never got the right story." Nidderdale glanced across the table at Dolly, and Dolly whistled. Grasslough looked at the man he addressed as one does look when one expects an answer. Mr. Lupton, with whom Grasslough was dining, also sat expectant. Dolly and Nidderdale were both silent.

"Didn't you have a row in the street with someone the other day?" This question was asked very abruptly by Lord Grasslough, who was sitting near them. Nidderdale glanced across the table at Dolly, who whistled, and then was silent. Grasslough looked as if he expected an answer.
