• "For us, undoubtedly," Sir Bridgman had said drily.
• This was largely due to Sir Bridgman North's wise counsels.
• Ten minutes later Sir Bridgman North found the First Lord sitting at his table, apparently deep in thought.
• "You see, what John Dene wants is managing," continued Dorothy sagely, "and no one understands how to do it except Sir Bridgman and me.
• "It's nothing to what he did to poor old Rayner," laughed Sir Bridgman. "A dear old chap, you know, but rather of the old blue-water school."

0. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording J. Robert Oppenheimer, License CC BY-SA 4.0