Of course, it is principally due to you.

They would never have pushed things through so quickly, had you not gone with me.

I thought that very likely I might be detained here a week, before I could get all the cattle on shore--and by that time, if all goes well, I shall be at Ramgur again.
"Now we can have a comfortable evening's talk, which is very much better than my going to dine with you at mess; for there is a great deal to hear about, and I daresay that I can give you as good a dinner as we should have had, on shore." "A good deal better," Stanley said.

"Things have improved immensely, during the last month; still our mess cook is certainly not so good as your man and, at any rate, the quiet of your cabin makes a very pleasant change, after always sitting down with a large party." After dinner was over, Stanley gave a full account of his adventures, from the time that he was taken prisoner.
"You have done wonderfully well for yourself, lad; wonderfully well.

Certainly when you picked up Burmese from my man, we had no idea that it was ever likely to turn out so useful.