Robinson saw that he had probably jumped to a conclusion, an acrobatic feat of reasoning which Furneaux had specifically warned him against.

At any rate, he resolved now to leave well enough alone.
"Well, we don't seem to get any forrarder," he said.

"You ought to take more care of your health, Mr.Elkin.

You're a changed man these days." "I'll be all right when this murder is off our chests, Robinson.

You won't have a tiddley?
Right-o! So long!" Robinson walked slowly toward Steynholme.