The Dr. O'Grady who during the 1914 war discoursed so fluently, so logically and so good humouredly to his friends Colonel Bramble and the Frenchman Aurelle, is still with us, still sanely and shrewdly discoursing upon the world as he finds it today. The years have brought him professional experience but have neither damped his spirits nor quelled his belief that men, with all their folies, are finally more good than bad.