Shall I come to your hotel ?" "If you please," Mr.Sabin answered.

"I shall be there for the rest of the day." Mr.Skinner took up his hat.
"Guess I'll take my dinner and get right to work," he remarked.

"Say, you come along, Mr.Sabin.

I'll take you where they'll fix you such a beefsteak as you never tasted in your life." "I thank you very much," Mr.Sabin said, "but I must beg to be excused.
I am expecting some despatches at my hotel.

If you are successful this afternoon you will perhaps do me the honour of dining with me to-night.
I will wait until eight-thirty." The two men parted upon the pavement.