I don't fancy you're running any sort of risk.

Any one may say they believe there were people in the bar between those hours, but there isn't any one who can contradict you outright.

Besides, you haven't sworn to anything.

You've simply said, as might be very possible, that you don't remember any one." "It makes me a bit nervous, though," Shepherd remarked apologetically.
"They're a regular keen-looking tribe, I can tell you.

Their eyes seem to follow you all over the place." "I shall come in for a drink presently myself," Laverick declared.
"I should like to see them.