3. His office is opposite ours and we have him thus under our eyes.
4. With all the weight of the evidence (las pruebas) you have collected (recogido), it would be very risky to proceed against him from such a distance.
5. Between one thing and the other I did not know what to choose, so I left them to settle the matter between themselves.
6. These sketches have been made by our draughtsman for our customers, the owners of the Sugar Mill in Parahyba.
7. He did the work for the pleasure of it but would not (no quiso) charge a farthing for it.
8. The packets arrived two by two.
9. I accede willingly for the sake of old friendship (por la antigua amistad que nos une).
10. As the time of the year is drawing near when your firms effect their purchases in this country, we beg to address you to renew the offer of our services.
11. We shall be extremely glad if you will avail yourselves of our offers and send us orders for some of your requirements.
12. The adjustment of the average per S.S. "Nile" is still hanging fire (todavía pendiente), but we are pushing the Insurance Co. to our utmost (todo lo posible) for a speedy settlement.