He seemed to know more about the case than Jones or I did, and more about the law than the judge did.

He's an irrepressible fellow, and told that rascal Le Drieux a lot about pearls that the expert never had heard before.

Where did you find him, sir ?" Uncle John explained.
"Well," said Arthur, "I think Jones is in good hands.

Colby has secured him a private room at the jail, with a bath and all the comforts of home.
Meals are to be sent in from a restaurant and when I left the place the jailer had gone out to buy Jones a stock of books to while away his leisure hours--which are bound to be numerous.

I'd no idea a prisoner could live in such luxury." "Money did it, I suppose," Patsy shrewdly suggested.
"Yes.