gurney

On the other hand he knew Gurney, and felt much influenced by his advice.

On the following day, Mr. Gurney drove out to look at the property.

Have you read Mr. Gurney's articles in the "Fortnightly" and "Cornhill?"

At last Miss Gurney and the niece decided to return to England.

In with that box though, Gurney; we must not leave that behind.

I looked in the direction indicated, and, sure enough, it was as Gurney had said.

“Yes, as soon as you please, Mr Troubridge,” answered Gurney.

The first thing that I want to talk to you about, Gurney, is the boats.

“We might, certainly—if we only had the time,” answered Gurney.

Still, I had the germ of a plan in my mind, and I determined to talk to Gurney about it.