"It is impossible to tell from that man's story how much is truth and how much mere gossip." "I'm afraid it's true enough," replied Sir Henry Durwood.

"You'll remember I warned him yesterday to send for his friends.

A man in his condition of health should not have been permitted to wander about the country unattended.

He has probably had another attack of _furor epilepticus_, and killed somebody while under its influence.

Dear, dear, what a dreadful thing! It may be said that I should have taken a firmer hand with him yesterday, but what more could I have done?
It's a very awkward situation--very.