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"I suppose you could be so, yes. And now?"he smiled, "your curiosity is satisfied?"
　　"Nothing like coming to the horse's mouth when you want information, is there?" saidFather, genially. He rose to his feet. "There's only one thing I'd really like to know –and I don't suppose you'll tell me that."
　　"Yes. Chief-Inspector?" Hoffman's voice was wary.
　　"Where do Bertram's get hold of their staff?Wonderful! That fellow what's-his-name – Henry. The one that looks like an Archduke or an Archbishop, I'm not sure which. Anyway, he serves you tea and muffins – most wonderful muffins! An unforgettable experience."

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"And what do you mean by that, Mick Gorman?"
　　"I was just saying as I haven't forgotten – anything. I was just – reminding you like."
　　Bess Sedgwick's voicestill held its harsh note.
　　"If you mean what I think you mean, I'll give you a piece of advice. Any trouble from you, and I'd shoot you as easily as I'd shoot a rat. I've shot men before –”
　　"In foreign parts, maybe –”
　　"Foreign parts or here – it's all the same to me."
　　"Ah, good Lord, now, and I believe you would dojust that!" his voice held admiration. "In Ballygowlan –”
　　"In Ballygowlan," shecut in, "they paid you to keep your mouth shut and paid youwell. You took the money. You'll get no more from me so don't think it."
　　"It would be a nice romantic story for the Sundaypapers…”
　　"You heard what I said."

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part of him—he'd put his love and sweat into it. His spirit. So giving her to Landonow was truly Solo's final transformation—as selfless a gift as he'd ever given. And Lando understood. "Thanks, old buddy. I'll take good care of her. Youknow I always flew her better than you did, anyway. She won't get a scratch on her,with me at the stick." Solo looked warmly at the endearing rogue. "I've got your word—not ascratch." "Take off, you pirate—next thing you'll have me putting down a securitydeposit." "See you soon, pal." They parted without their true feelings expressed aloud, as was the way betweenmen of deeds in those times; each walked up the ramp into a different ship. Han entered the cockpit of the Imperial shuttle as Luke was doing some finetuning on a rear navigator panel. Chewbacca, in the copilot's seat, was trying tofigure out the Imperial controls. Han took the pilot's chair, and Chewbacca growledgrumpily about the design.