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"One to Sir Charles!" he said, handing it; "one to Mr. Mosenheimer; one to Mr. Phibson as representing the tiamond interest. Zen, one each to Sir Atolphus, to Dr. Gray, to Mr. Fane-Fiffian, as representing science. You will haff zem cut and rebort upon zem in due gourse. We meet again at zis blace ze day afder do-morrow." Charles gazed at him reproachfully.
"Of gourse our members are having a hard time, and we were glad to get the money, but it would be better if our central organization were to contribute the funds, rather than to have us pay such a price as this newspaper publicity." "Then let your committee vote the money, and return it to Mr. T-S, and also to Mary Magna." It took the man sometime to figure out a reply to this proposition.
"That I may break the dog as he deserves, and appoint his successor in some man gifted with a sense of where his duty lies, and with the ability to perform it." "Aha! But id is not necessary you remain for dat. And he vill require no insdrucshons, dis one. He vill know how to make Port Royal safe, bedder nor you or me." "You mean Blood?" "Of gourse. Could any man be bedder?
"Now, old fellow," I said, "we'll call bygones bygones, and maybe you'll let us see a little more of you than we've been doing lately." "You mean Rosalie, of gourse," he said, snapping the words like a mad dog. "Yes, Rosalie," I said. "Gaptain Branscombe," he said, his face convulsed with passion, "that gossumate liar and hybocrite has made such a thing impossible.
"It iss of no use to think that a result iss right!" he said, when Colin betrayed a hint of impatience at performing the same experiment over and over again, scores of times. "It iss to know for certainly, that we work." "I really believe, Dr. Edelstein," Colin said, "that you would like to see this fail once or twice." "Of gourse! Then we find out why it iss a failure.
"'What happened in the end? I asked. "'The copperth dropped on him. Thomebody gave him away. "'Some of the ladies, perhaps, I suggested. "'Ach! Zo! the other man burst in fiercely, 'Of gourse it vas der vimmen! It is always der vimmen. Dese dam vimmen, dey makes all der drabble! He thumped the table with his fist, and then, catching the Hebrew's eye, suddenly subsided into silence.
Remember, too," he added, "that a negative result is often of just as much value as a positive, for it solves the problem to the eggstent of eliminating that partigular fagtor." "And you really think I should write it up, Dr. Edelstein?" "Of gourse." "But would the Bureau take it?" "That is for the Gommissioner to say, and he would decide on its merits.
"A very great deal, if you will," answered the baronet, "or rather, if you have nothing particular on your hands just now, I ought to say; for I feel sure that, if you are not otherwise engaged, I may depend upon your falling in with my scheme, now that I have happily found you." "Of gourse," replied the professor. "That goes midoudt zaying.
"But you didn't come just to make me envious of Mungold's studio, did you?" And he pushed forward a chair for his visitor. The latter, however, declined it with an affable motion. "Of gourse not, of gourse not but Mr. Mungold is a sensible man. He makes a lot of money, you know." "Is that what you came to tell me?" said Stanwell, still humorously.
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