For myself, I have no wish at all to become master of our father's estate.

I have been going in one groove for the last twenty years, and don't care about changing it.

You wished me to do so ten years ago, and I declined then, and the ten years have not made me more desirous of change than I was before." "All right; think it over.

Please send Ramoo in to me; I have tired myself in talking." John Thorndyke smoked many churchwarden pipes in the little arbor in his garden that day.

In the afternoon his brother was so weak and tired that the subject of the conversation was not reverted to.