I have a car waiting for me outside the station, but I'm afraid I cannot offer to drive you down to the hotel.

I have a good deal of luggage." "As far as the luggage is concerned," said Meldon, "you may just as well leave it here.

There's no point in dragging a lot of trunks and fishing-rods down to the hotel when you'll simply have to drag them all back again.

When you've heard what we have to say you'll take the next train home." "I don't expect I shall.

In fact, I feel tolerably certain I shall go on.