I saw quite a good deal of him that trip." "The dickens you did!" he muttered.
Miss Penelope Morse laughed softly.
"Come, Dicky," she said, "don't pretend to be jealous.

You're an outrageous flirt, I know, but you and I are never likely to get sentimental about one another." "Why not ?" he grumbled.

"We've always been pretty good pals, haven't we ?" "Naturally," she answered, "or I shouldn't be here.

Do you want to hear anything more about Mr.Hamilton Fynes ?" "Of course I do," he declared.
"Well, be quiet, then, and don't interrupt," she said.

"I knew London well and he didn't.