They're pretty good today." Having engaged the services of a country cabman, who declared that he had known Cobhurst ever since he was born, and having arranged for the transfer of their goods the next day, the Haverleys rattled out of the town.
"Now," said Miriam, "we are truly going home, and I do not remember ever doing that before.

And, Ralph," she continued, after gazing right and left from the cab windows, "one of the first things we ought to do is to get a new man to take charge of the place.

That person isn't fit.

I never saw such slouchy clothes." Ralph laughed.

"I am the man who is to have charge of the place," he said.