I like her.
She is a devilish handsome woman." "I shall tell her that you say so," said the obsequious Mr.Talbot.
"Toll, my boy, I've got an idea." "Cherish it, General; you may never have another." "Good for you.

I owe you one." "Not at all, General.

I'm only paying off old debts." "Toll, how are you doing now?
Getting a living ?" "Thanks to you, General, I am thriving in a modest way.

I don't aspire to any such profits as you seem to win so easily, so I have no fault to find." "The General has been a godsend to you, hasn't he, eh?
Happy day when you made his acquaintance, eh?
Well, go ahead; it's all right.

Pile it up while you can." "But you haven't told me about your idea," Mr.Talbot suggested.
"Well, Toll, I'm pining for a railroad.