"You weren't invited here, and I don't care whether you ever come again.

Besides, you're nothing but a big bluff, anyway.

There's our flag, still standing straight out in the wind, so you can see every stripe on it, and yet you haven't, despite your visit, the remotest idea why it was put there!" Weber smiled.
"They've all gone away as ignorant as they were when they came," he said, "but we must be due for a French visitor or two.

After so long a run of Germans we should have Frenchmen soon." "I begin to believe with you that Lannes will arrive some time or other.
He flies fast and far and in time he must see our signal." "I've never doubted it.

Meanwhile I think I'll take a little luncheon, and I'd advise you to do the same.