"But I believe I am by nature an exceedingly comfortable man, and I never fail to consult the interests of my comfort." "And of mine.

Think of all you have done to improve this place.

I can never thank you enough.

I suppose one always feels particularly grateful at Christmas time--does not one ?" "One has more to be grateful for, it seems to me--in our climate, too.
People in southern countries never really know what comfort means, because nature never makes them thoroughly uncomfortable.

Only a man who is freezing can appreciate a good fire." "I suppose you have been a good deal in such places," suggested Mrs.
Goddard, vaguely.
"Oh yes--everywhere," answered the squire with equal indefiniteness.