"It doesn't matter to ME.

I don't know much about business--if that's what you happened to be talking about.

But you aren't in business, are you, Mr.Lamhorn ?" "Not now," returned Lamhorn, shortly.
"I'm not, either," said Bibbs.

"It was getting cloudier than usual, I noticed, just before dark, and there was wind from the southwest.

Rain to-morrow, I shouldn't be surprised." He seemed to feel that he had begun a conversation the support of which had now become the pleasurable duty of other parties; and he sat expectantly, looking first at his sister, then at Lamhorn, as if implying that it was their turn to speak.