1 You'd be good with sick people, Jim.
2 'Let's get out of this, Jim,' he called.
3 I've set my heart on Jim being a doctor.
4 Jim, you ask Jake how much he ploughed to-day.
5 The trouble with you, Jim, is that you're romantic.
6 They might be dried meat from some queer beast, Jim.
7 She's not old, Jim, though I expect she seems old to you.
8 You've got a birthday present this time, Jim, and no mistake.
9 'I never know you was so brave, Jim,' she went on comfortingly.
10 'I never like you no more, Jake and Jim Burden,' Antonia panted.
11 Jim,' he said, 'I am good friends with you and I always like to see you.
12 'Hello, Jim,' she said carelessly as she walked into the kitchen and looked about her.
13 Jim,' she said, 'I was never one that claimed old folks could bring up their grandchildren.
14 He's made himself a rabbit-skin cap, Jim, and a rabbit-skin collar that he buttons on outside his coat.
15 We rode away laughing, and grandfather said: 'I expect she thought we had come to take the cow away for certain, Jim.'
16 It must make you very happy, Jim, to have fine thoughts like that in your mind all the time, and to have words to put them in.
17 Afterward she came back to the dressing-room where we stood, with our diplomas in our hands, walked up to me, and said heartily: 'You surprised me, Jim.'
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