There are many points of view which I am sure you have not adequately considered.

Take the case of our friend Professor Cowper, for instance.

He is a poor man with a scientific hobby in which he is burning to indulge.

Why deprive him of the opportunity?
There is his daughter--" "I will reconsider the matter," Burton interrupted, hastily.

"I cannot say more than that." Mr.Bomford signified his satisfaction.
"I am convinced," he said, "that you will come around to our way of thinking.