You need rest.
Dr Brandram will be here any moment.

Bring him up directly he comes." Captain Oliphant was certainly deserving of a little sympathy.

He had borne the burden and heat of the day, and now another was entering into his labour.

But the tutor's tone had an ugly ring about it, which, for the moment, cowed the injured gentleman, and constrained him, after glowering for a moment or two, and trying to articulate a protest, meekly to withdraw.
"My responsibility ends where yours begins," said he, with his best sneer.

"I grudge none of the trouble I have taken for the dear boy, but I must decline to remain here as the assistant of Signor Francisco the music-hall cad." "I can imagine it might be painful," said Mr Armstrong drily; "but the immediate thing to be desired is that you should not consume the oxygen in this room.