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"And so you are bound for London, sir; pray, are you in a hurry to
get there?"
"Not particularly," Barnabas rejoined
"Then there you have the advantage of me, for I am, sir But here I
sit, a reat
hurry, and have a mind to travel in company with a martyr, just as
soon as I aether
What d' ye say?"
"With pleasure!" answered Barnabas
"Why then, sir, pray sit down I blush to offer you the stocks, but
the grass is devilish dewy and damp, and there's deuce a chair to be
had--which is only natural, of course; but pray sit so he is, produces the key, and lets
, and, for that
your pardons, gentle
himself by the starboard whisker, "but orders is orders, and I was
to tell you, Master Horatio, sir, as there was firstly a round o'