It all depends on what a fellow sees.

No fellow can see everything.' 'Till you came,' I insisted, 'nobody had seen anything.' He shook his head, but I could read in his face that this was not news to him.
'That is mainly what I came up to tell you,' I continued, 'to beg that you will go on and on.

To hope that you will stay a long time and do a great deal.

It is such an extraordinary chance that any one should turn up who can say what the country really means.' He stuck his hands in his pockets with a restive movement.

'Oh, don't make me feel responsible,' he said, 'I hate that;' and then suddenly he remembered his manners.