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`` Will that suffice ? '' Mountjoy had said that it would suffice amply , and then , returning to his brother 's rooms , had waited there with what patience he possessed till he sallied forth to The Continental to get the best dinner which that restaurant could afford him . He was beginning to feel that his life was very sad in London , and to look forward to the glades of Tretton with some anticipation of rural delight . He went down by the same train with Mr. Grey , -- `` a great grind , '' as Mountjoy called it , when Mr. Grey proposed a departure at ten o'clock . Harry followed so as to reach Tretton only in time for dinner . `` If I may venture to advise you , '' said Mr. Grey in the train , `` I should do in this matter whatever my father asked me . '' Hereupon Mountjoy frowned .