Let Mr Gashford have his will.

As to my being a spy, my lord, you know me better than to believe it, I am sure.

I don't know much about causes.

My cause is the cause of one man against two hundred; and I hope it always will be.' 'You have said quite enough,' returned Lord George, motioning him to go back.

'I desire to hear no more.' 'If you'll let me have another word, my lord,' returned John Grueby, 'I'd give this silly fellow a caution not to stay here by himself.