No?
Well, good-bye.

I am very happy to have been of service." Mr.McAdam bowed them out, for he was a very busy man, and they found themselves in the street once more with lighter hearts than when they had left it.
"Well, Westmacott, I am sure I am very much obliged to you," said the Admiral.

"You have stood by me when I was the better for a little help, for I'm clean out of my soundings among these city sharks.

But I've something to do now which is more in my own line, and I need not trouble you any more." "Oh, it is no trouble.

I have nothing to do.