"For my own part I believe that these marvellous documents would be perfectly safe in the unlocked drawer of my desk.

I do not believe any of these stories which come from Paris about copies of our work being in existence.

I do not wish you to be careless, of course, but don't overdo your precautions.

This place is scarcely so much a nest of conspirators as faddists like Chelsford and Ray would have us believe." "I am glad to hear that you think so, sir," I answered.

"Our precautions do seem a little elaborate, but it is quite certain that the Winchester papers were disturbed." "I do not choose to believe it, Ducaine," the Duke said irritably.
"Kindly remember that!" "Very good, sir," I answered.