I only heard all this to-day, you know;--though I had heard about it before." "And therefore you want to set out on your travels.

As far as I saw I should say he is a clever fellow." "I don't doubt that." "And a gentleman." "I don't know that he is not," said Arthur.

"I've no right to say a word against him.

From what Wharton says I suppose he's rich." "He's good looking too;--at least he's the sort of man that women like to look at." "Just so.

I've no cause of quarrel with him,--nor with her.