"He is unconscious now.

The doctor said he would remain so for at least twenty-four hours, and it didn't seem to me that the journey would do him any particular harm.

The roof had been stripped off the inn where we were, and the place was quite uninhabitable, so we should have had to have moved him somewhere.

We put him in the tonneau of the car and covered him up.

They have carried him now into a bedroom, and Sarson is looking after him." Mr.Fentolin sat quite silent.