"I don't--exactly remember for the moment," he went on with a slight frown.

"My head seems a little confused, but I cannot believe that it has been our custom to conduct our business in the fashion you are suggesting." Mr.Waddington walked round the office, holding his head between his hands.
"I don't suppose either of us has been drinking at this hour in the morning," he muttered, when he came to a standstill once more.

"Look here, Burton, I don't want to do anything rash.

Go home--never mind the time--go home this minute before I break out again.

Come to-morrow morning, as usual.