4.
wants something that would be of use to a practical man.
(Prahctical mahn he probably pronounces it.) No.5.

(gilt-edged, sweet-scented)--"more sentiment,"-- "heart's outpourings."-- My dear friends, one and all, I can do nothing but report such remarks as I happen to have made at our breakfast-table.

Their character will depend on many accidents,--a good deal on the particular persons in the company to whom they were addressed.

It so happens that those which follow were mainly intended for the divinity-student and the school-mistress; though others, whom I need not mention, saw to interfere, with more or less propriety, in the conversation.

This is one of my privileges as a talker; and of course, if I was not talking for our whole company, I don't expect all the readers of this periodical to be interested in my notes of what was said.