I have a cork bed, and waterproof sheet to lay under it; and, I think, everything that I can possibly require.

I am to meet Captain Ewart at the railway, this afternoon at five o'clock.

The train starts at half past.
"I will draw another twenty-five pounds, sir.

I have not spent more than half what I had, but I must leave some money with our old servant.
I shall have to buy a horse, too, when I get up to Dongola, and I may have other expenses, that I cannot foresee." "I think that is a wise plan," the banker said.

"It is always well to have money with you, for no one can say what may happen.