| “‘And what about my voice?’ he demanded” |
| “‘George!’ she exclaimed sharply” |
| “He struck a match and, holding it before his face, looked up at the window” |
| “Mr. Stokes, taking his dazed friend by the arm, led him gently away” |
| “The mate smiled too” |
| “Sarcasm they did try, but at that the cook could more than hold his own” |
| “‘Good-by,’ he said slowly; ‘and I wish you both every happiness’” |
| “‘She’s got your eyes,’ said his lordship” |
| “‘I like fools better than lords’” |
| “He patted ’im on the shoulder and said ’ow well he was filling out” |
| “Mr. Potter was then introduced and received a gracious reception” |
| “A gold watch and chain lent an air of substance to his waistcoat” |
| “‘And we don’t want you following us about,’ said Mr. Dix, sharply” |
| “‘I tell you he can’t swim,’ repeated Mr. Heard, passionately” |
| “‘You leave go o’ my lodger,’ ses Bob Pretty” |
| “He slammed the door in Bob Pretty’s face” |
| “On the third morning he took Mrs. Bowman out for a walk” |
| “‘I had forgotten it was there,’ he said, nervously” |
| “The corner of the trunk took the gesticulating Mr. Wragg by the side of the head” |
| “‘What did you do that for?’ demanded Mr. Gale, sitting up” |
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