I didn't give the matter a second thought until I saw him again step out of a first-class carriage at 2.20 p.m.I looked at him rather sharp that time.

He was differently dressed, and hurried off without any luggage.

He left the station quickly, so I imagined I had been mistaken a couple of hours earlier.

You could have knocked me down with a feather when he appeared by the 5.22 p.m.This time he had several leather trunks, and a footman from the Hall was waiting for him on the platform.
Excuse me, sir, but it was a fair licker!" "It must have been.

I wonder you did not speak to him!" "I wish I had done so.