I should feel uncomfortable, however, if I paid you a visit of the length you have suggested.

Come, I don't see," he added, "why my occupation of the Tower should interfere with you.

I should be away from it by about nine or ten o'clock every morning.

I should probably only sleep there.

Can't you accept the use of it all the rest of the time?
I can assure you that you will be welcome to come and go as though it were entirely your own." Mr.Fentolin had lit a cigarette and was watching the blue smoke curl upwards to the ceiling.
"You're an obstinate man, Mr.Hamel," he sighed, "but I suppose you must have your own way.