I usually know where I'm at--What's wrong now ?" "Don't say 'where I'm at.'" "That's right," he said gratefully, "where I am.

But where am I at--I mean, where am I?
Oh, yes, in the chart-room.

Well, some people--" "Persons," she corrected.
"Some persons need guides, most persons do; but I think I can get along without them.

I've spent a lot of time in the chart-room now, and I'm on the edge of knowing my way about, what charts I want to refer to, what coasts I want to explore.

And from the way I line it up, I'll explore a whole lot more quickly by myself.