31.   Mr. Boothby, will you be so good as to show Lord St. George the letter?

32.   Be so good as to tell her with my compliments, that I expect her to see me.

33.   I never dreamed that you'd be so good as to call.

34.   I should like to ask you, if possible, if you mean to lock me up somewhere, to be so good as to do it quickly and let me rest.

35.   Now be so good as to shut your eyes and walk.

36.   I don't like it, " said the gentleman; "be so good as to take it off, and put the rein in at the cheek.

37.   Be so good as to explain all this in your next letter.

38.   Will you be so good as to thank M. Humbert for his note, which I have been glad to read.

39.   I shall be delighted to hear it, " said the civil lieutenant; "be so good as to try the experiment. "

40.   Be so good as to ring again and tell the servants we will not wait any longer.