Association football club.
1Dr. Staines bowed a little stiffly; he would have preferred the money.
2Dr. Staines says he applied it to a starved child-inthe Lancet.
3It is no use, Dr. Staines; I must and will tell her.
4Staines sold a few of the small stones for two hundred pounds.
5Mrs. Staines, she is-thedoctor have been in the house all day.
6Staines took her on board the steamer, and paid her every attention.
7Well, Dr. Staines, I will not beat about the bush with you.
8Dr. Staines cursed the London season, and threatened to migrate to Liverpool.
9Staines, an excellent marksman, shot the Hottentot his supper without any trouble.
10Lord Tadcaster anchored off Gravesend, and visited Mrs. Staines nearly every day.
11Dr. Staines visited his little patient every day, and received his guinea.
12Dr. van Heerden did not hurry his departure from his Staines house.
13That very afternoon, as he had foreseen, Mrs. Staines called on him.
14Collided with another car outside Staines, and I've broken my stupid arm.
15Phoebe's tears at parting made Staines feel uncomfortable, and he said so.
16On the way, he read Staines's letter to Mrs. Falcon, very carefully.