'And, after all, why should I not go?
I have no wife or parent, no chick or child to keep me.

If anything happens to me the baronetcy will go to my brother George and his boy, as it would ultimately do in any case.

I am of no importance to any one.' 'Ah!' I said, 'I thought you would come to that sooner or later.
And now, Good, what is your reason for wanting to trek; have you got one ?' 'I have,' said Good, solemnly.

'I never do anything without a reason; and it isn't a lady -- at least, if it is, it's several.' I looked at him again.

Good is so overpoweringly frivolous.
'What is it ?' I said.
'Well, if you really want to know, though I'd rather not speak of a delicate and strictly personal matter, I'll tell you: I'm getting too fat.' 'Shut up, Good!' said Sir Henry.