I know that you have plenty of funds for your journey to England.

I think you said that it was an uncle to whom you were going.

Mind you impress upon him the fact that it is absolutely necessary that you should go to a first-rate school or, better still, to a private crammer, if you are to have a chance of getting into the service by a competitive examination." "Very well, colonel.

I am sure that I am very grateful to you, and all the officers of the regiment, for the kindness you have shown me, especially since my father's death.

I shall always remember it." "That is all right, Lisle.