He is remarkably clever, I assure you." "Would you like us to bring the book to Dr.Thorndyke's chambers ?" asked Miss Gibson.

"That would save time and trouble." "It is excessively good of you--" I began.
"Not at all.

When shall we bring it?
Would you like to have it this evening ?" "We should very much," I replied.

"My colleague could then examine it and decide what is to be done with it.

But it is giving you so much trouble." "It is nothing of the kind," said Miss Gibson.