I am dying for some tea.

Let us go in and find the others." Tea was set out in the hall, but only Engleton was there.

Forrest and the Princess were walking slowly up and down the avenue.
"I imagine," the latter was saying drily, "that we are fairly free from eavesdroppers here.

Now tell me what it is that you have to say, Nigel." "I am bothered about Engleton," Forrest said.

"I didn't like his insisting upon cutting last night.