It is necessary that I should have a list of the creditors before I can advise your father." "I don't see it; but, however, that is for you to judge.

Indeed, I do not know on what points my father wants your advice.

A lawyer generally furnishes such a list." Then Mr.Grey took up a book, and was soon left alone by the younger men.
In the morning he walked out in the park, so as to have free time for thought.

Not a word farther had been said between him and Augustus touching their affairs.

At breakfast Augustus discussed with his friend the state of the odds respecting some race and then the characters of certain ladies.