"From the way she spoke, I should never have dreamed that they were living together." "And from his appearance," Wilmore remarked, as he called the waiter to bring some cigarettes, "I should never have imagined that he was anything else save a high-principled, well-born, straightforward sort of chap.

I never saw a less criminal type of face." They each in turn glanced at the subject of their discussion.

Oliver Hilditch's good-looks had been the subject of many press comments during the last few days.

They were certainly undeniable.

His face was a little lined but his hair was thick and brown.