Colney was heard to say: 'No doubt: the German is the race the least mixed in Europe: it might challenge aboriginals for that.

Oddly, it has invented the Cyclopaedia for knowledge, the sausage for nutrition! How would you explain it ?' Dr.Schlesien replied with an Atlas shrug under fleabite to the insensately infantile interrogation.
He in turn was presently heard.
'But, my good sir! you quote me your English Latin.

I must beg of you you write it down.

It is orally incomprehensible to Continentals.' 'We are Islanders!' Colney shrugged in languishment.
'Oh, you do great things...' Dr.Schlesien rejoined in kindness, making his voice a musical intimation of the smallness of the things.
'We build great houses, to employ our bricks' 'No, Colney, to live in,' said Victor.
'Scarcely long enough to warm them.' 'What do you...

fiddle!' 'They are not Hohenzollerns!' 'It is true,' Dr.Schlesien called.