FROM A DIM WORLD Wolfenden was in no particularly cheerful frame of mind when, a few moments after the half hour was up, Mr. Sabin appeared upon the pavilion tee, followed by a tall, dark young man carrying a bag of golf clubs. Mr. Sabin, on the other hand, was inclined to be sardonically cheerful. "Your handicap," he remarked, "is two. Mine is one. Suppose we play level. We ought to make a good match." Wolfenden looked at him in surprise. "Did you say one?" Mr. Sabin smiled. "Yes; they give me one at Pau and Canne…
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