But he may calculate on working on the chivalry of his younger brother, or if that fails, on blackmailing him." "If so, he will have us to deal with.

For once in a way Armstrong and I are likely to be of the same opinion.

Surely there is evidence enough to prosecute for conspiracy." "Hardly.

He claims nothing but the name.

He admits he has no rights.
My opinion, Captain Oliphant, is that we have not heard the end of him." "Very likely not, especially as I unluckily owe him money." "That is awkward.