"There are one or two more things which I should like to ask you about Canada." "I shall always be at your service," Lord Arranmore answered.
"And I cannot go," Brooks continued, "without thanking you--" "We will take that for granted," Arranmore interrupted.

"You know the spirit in which I gave it.

It is not, I fear, one of sympathy, but it may at any rate save me from having my carriage windows broken one dark night.

By the bye, I have ordered a brougham for you in half-an-hour.
As you see, it is raining.

Your bicycle shall be sent in to-morrow." "It is very kind of you indeed," Brooks declared.
"Molyneux has to go in, so you may just as well drive together," Arranmore remarked.