"If you could fix it to dine with us--But I won't urge you." "All right.

I don't know why I shouldn't.

I don't know why I feel this way about things.

I--I rather felt--you'll laugh, Siward!--that somehow I'd better not go out of my own house to-night; that I was safer, better off in my own house, studying this Quarrier matter out.

I'm tired, I suppose; and this man Quarrier has come close to worrying me.