"That is all I hear.

Enright has held me up something fierce, and you never let me alone.

Suppose I say I haven't got it." "Why, then, I'd laugh at you, that's ail.

You may not love me any more, my dear, but surely you have no occasion to consider me a fool.
I endeavour to keep posted on what the court is doing in our case; I am naturally interested, you know.

You were at the Commercial National Bank this afternoon." "How the devil did you know that ?" "I play my cards safe," she laughed mirthlessly.