I will bring you together." "Oh, come," said Tristram, "we don't keep a matrimonial bureau.

He will think you want your commission." "Present me to a woman who comes up to my notions," said Newman, "and I will marry her tomorrow." "You have a strange tone about it, and I don't quite understand you.

I didn't suppose you would be so coldblooded and calculating." Newman was silent a while.

"Well," he said, at last, "I want a great woman.

I stick to that.