At the end of it Henry Ashcombe stood up and put his hand out, which nobody in that room expected, least of all Adam Callow, who looked at it for about a second and a half before he took it.
"You will have it in writing," said the Duke of Ashcombe. "By Friday. From Fenwick, properly drawn, and my sister will read it before I sign it, because she reads better than Fenwick does."
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