If you refuse to take my advice you will repent it all your life.

If you go to Gresham Gardens to-morrow you will be a lost man.

The Jacobis will talk you over and persuade you that black is white.

At least let me accompany you ?" But Cedric absolutely refused this, and Malcolm could not press it.
"You mean kindly, Herrick," he observed hurriedly, "but a man must manage his own business.

I shall have to leave you now, if I am to see the Dean to-night and get permission for a few hours' absence; and as I shall probably go up by the early train to-morrow, I shall not see you again." "I shall be in my rooms at Lincoln's Inn by mid-day," returned Malcolm, "will you come to me there ?" But Cedric hesitated.
"I shall have to go back to Oxford," he returned; "I think I had better write to you." But this proposal by no means satisfied Malcolm.
"That will not do," he said decidedly.