"It's no good our going to old Grendall," said Lord Nidderdale, who had some understanding in the matter, "nor yet to young Grendall. The one would only grunt and say nothing, and the other would tell every lie that came into his head. The cat in this matter I take to be our great master, Augustus Melmotte."

It's no good our going to old Grendall," said Lord Nidderdale. "We should go to our master, Augustus Melmotte."
