Do you want to see Dig?
He's gone to Wake's room." "No, I came to see you.

I heard you'd been out of sorts.

Are you all right now?
Was it the sports knocked you up ?" "No--that is, yes, they did a bit, I think," said Arthur.

It was the sports which had done it, though not in the way "Marky" fancied.
"Well, we mustn't have you laid up, must we?
We want you for the Swift Scholarship, you know." "Oh, all right, sir, I'm going to mug hard for that after Easter, really." "Why put it off till then?
You may come to my room any evening you like.

I shall generally have time enough." This invitation did not fascinate the boy as it deserved to do.
"I fancy I'd work steadier here," said he.