In that case, my dear Mills, you and I would--would find it impossible to live elsewhere than in the Argentine Republic, were we so fortunate as to get there.
But, as far as this goes I only say that the step of mine which you felt to be dangerous has turned out most auspiciously.

He begged me, in fact, to continue even after he came of age, acting for him at my present rate of remuneration." Mr.Mills was listening to this with some attention.

Here he laughed dryly.
"That is capital, then," he said.

"You were right and I was wrong.

God, Taynton, it's your manner you know, there's something of the country parson about you that is wonderfully convincing.