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I am sorry to keep you out of your pocket-money.

You were bribe to do it, I suppose?

I examined the lock, to satisfy myself that it was all right.

to strain at the leash―to be eager for the fray

to strain at the leash―to be eager for the fray

I have taken shelter under your eaves.

he dropped a case of type, so they made him pick them up

He condescended to show me the way in person.

The child opened the package with evident pleasure.

He must have spent a great deal on his new house

His new house must have cost a great deal.

It added to the stir and bustle of the capital.

Something disturbed my aim.

The match, which was all but arranged, was broken off through want of tact.

He thrust the money into my hand.

It added to the stir and bustle of a great city.

You may keep the money.

I have reasoned her into compliance.

The match has been broken off through want of tact.

I forgot everything in my hurry.

It was idiotic of you to leave the safe open.＝You were idiotic to leave the safe open.

If you spend too much money, you will incur suspicion―fall under suspicion―（他動詞構文にすれば）―Your extravagance will excite suspicions―arouse suspicions.

The match was broken off through want of tact.

I benefited by the confusion to make good my escape.

he took a shit

If you steal any money from the cash register, you will be fired.

Didn't I pay you? That's too bad.

You are so rich that you can keep a carriage

You are rich enough to keep a carriage.

he took what he wanted and I got the balance