The Birmingham Meeting would take place shortly after his arrival — the prospect exhibited an opportunity of contest with players of great fame, but above all he looked forward to a struggle with the representative of English Chess, whose name was known and whose reputation was established wherever the votaries of Caïssa dwelt.

Men of my group are either married or, as S.P. would say, ‘light in the loafers.’ Homosexuals, you'd call them.

He gave each of his sisters a fleeting and moustachy kiss, and sat down at the breakfast table.

The child's constant wrigglings made her difficult to hold.