Next spring you might stand a better chance." "Yes, that's all true enough," Luck admitted, since Dewitt plainly expected some reply.

"At the same time--" "There is no immediate need of a decision," Dewitt hastily completed Luck's sentence.

"From all weather reports, this storm is going to be a long one.

I doubt very much if you could get to work for several days.
I wish you would think it over from all sides before you accept or refuse the proposition, Mr.Lindsay.Lay the matter before your boys; tell them frankly just how things stand.

I'll guarantee they will insist upon your accepting the position.