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"That ot the freak of

being a popularabout like a stray tortoise

So much the worse for him I've had my eye on him for some time He

shall be prettily pumped upon He's a damned bad landlord What

business has an old countyfavor with a low set of

dark-blue free

hi for"

"I understand he has got a very brilliant young fellow to edit it, who

can write the highest style of leading article, quite equal to anything

in the London papers And he round on Reform"

"Let Brooke refors all over his estate are going to rack I suppose this young

fellow is some loose fish fron extraction"

"I know the sort," said Mr Hawley; "sohts of Man and end witha wench

That's the style"

"You must concede that there are abuses, Hawley," said Mr Hackbutt,

foreseeing soreement with his family lawyer "I

myself should never favor immoderate views--in fact I take my stand