The amount, I am sorry to inform you, is considerable.

I need not further urge your immediate attention.

This is the third communication we have made to you on the subject, and are much surprised at receiving no answer.

I hope that you will be so good as to call at once.
Yours, sir, &c., P.ROLLOX, Manager." "I thank you, Mr.Troubridge," said the old man, quietly and politely.
"You see I was not wrong when I thought that this letter was of importance.

May I beg as a favour that you would not mention this to any one ?" "Certainly, Mr.Hawker.I will respect your wish.