I might get an idea as to their nationality, at any rate." "Very good, sir.

I'm sure I'm doing just as you suggested.

I've said nothing about leaving, but I'm beginning to grumble a bit at the work, so as to pave the way.

It's a hard job, and no mistake.
I had thirty-nine chops between one and half-past, single-handed, too, with only a boy to carry the bread and that, and no one to serve the drinks unless they go to the counter for them.

It's more than one man's work, Mr.Laverick." Laverick assented.
"So much the better," he declared.