And before you're married, too." "Well, the colonel's a glorious old fellow, March.

I wish he had the power to do that thing, just for the fun of looking on while he waltzed in.

He's on the keen jump from morning till night, and he's up late and early to see the row.

I'm afraid he'll get shot at some of the fights; he sees them all; I can't get any show at them: haven't seen a brickbat shied or a club swung yet.

Have you ?" "No, I find I can philosophize the situation about as well from the papers, and that's what I really want to do, I suppose.