Wonder if the porter understood what I said to him about the luggage.
Wonder if I shall see him again.
Wonder if I shall know him when I _do_ see him again.
Wonder if I gave my writing-case to the porter or left it in the cab.
Wonder where I take my ticket.
Wonder in which pocket I put my gold.
Wonder where I got that bad half-crown which the clerk won't take.
Wonder if that's another that I've just put down.
Wonder where the porter is who took my luggage.
Wonder where my luggage is.
Wonder again whether I gave my writing-case to the porter, or left it in
the cab.
Wonder which is my train.
Wonder if the guard knows anything about that porter with the
writing-case.
Wonder if it _will_ be "all right" as the guard says it will be.
Wonder if my luggage, being now labelled, will be put into the proper
van.
Wonder if I've got time to get a sandwich and a glass of sherry.
Wonder if they've got the _Times_ of the day before yesterday, which I
haven't seen.
Wonder if _Punch_ of this week is out yet.
Wonder why they don't keep nice sandwiches and sherry.
Wonder if there's time for a cup of coffee instead.
Wonder if that's our bell for starting.
Wonder which is the carriage where I left my rug and umbrella, so as to
know it again.
Wonder where the guard is to whom I gave a shilling to keep a carriage
for me.
Wonder why he didn't keep it; by "it," I mean the carriage.
Wonder where they've put my luggage.