There is a train for England at nine o'clock this evening, Sir George.

Take it!" Duncombe rose from his seat.
"I am very much obliged to you," he said.

"I believe that you are giving me what you believe to be good advice.

Whether I can follow it or not is a different matter." The Vicomte sighed.
"You Englishmen," he said, "are so obstinate.

It is the anxiety concerning your friends, I suppose, which keeps you here ?" "Yes!" The Vicomte hesitated.