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of the places they had been to in the summer, of studios, of
the various schools; they mentioned names which were un-
familiar to Philip, Monet, Manet, Renoir, Pissarro, Degas.
Philip listened with all his ears, and though he felt a lit-
tle out of it, his heart leaped with exultation. The time flew.
When Clutton got up he said:
‘I expect you’ll find me here this evening if you care to
come. You’ll find this about the best place for getting dys-
pepsia at the lowest cost in the Quarter.’
Of Human Bondage
