Nobody notices." "You'd better go and read up a little elementary entomology, Breton," said Spargo.

"I don't know much about it myself, but I've a pretty good idea that when an ant walks into the highways and byways of a colony to which he doesn't belong he doesn't survive his intrusion by many seconds." "Well, you know what I mean," said Breton.

"London's an ant-heap, isn't it?
One human ant more or less doesn't count.

This man Marbury must have gone about a pretty tidy lot during those six hours.

He'd ride on a 'bus--almost certain.