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fifty. He had verygood manners, and the presence of a Junior Minister. He could, at any moment, be allthings to all people. He could talk racing shop, cricket, foreign politics, tell anecdotesof Royalty, give Motor Show information, knew the most interesting plays on at present –advise on places Americans ought really to see in England however shorttheir stay. He had knowledgeable information about where it would suit persons of allincomes and tastes to dine. With all this, he did not make himself too cheap. He was noton tap all the time. Miss Gorringe had all the same facts at her fingertips and couldretail them efficiently. At brief intervals Mr. Humfries, like the sun, made hisappearance above the horizon and flattered someone by his personal attention.
　　This time it was Colonel Luscombe who was sohonoured. They exchanged a few racing platitudes, but Colonel Luscombe was absorbed by hisproblem. And here was the man who could give him the answer.
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　　"Tell me, Humfries, how do all these old dearsmanage to come and stay here?"
　　"On you've beenwondering about that?" Mr. Humfries seemed amused. "Well, the answer's simple. They couldn't afford it. unless –”
　　He paused.
　　"Unless you make special prices for them? is thatit?"
　　"More or less. They don't know, usually, that they are special prices, or if they do realise it, theythink it's because they're oldcustomers."