It always is.

I tell Mr.Oreille I can't and I won't put up with any such a climate.

If we were obliged to do it, I wouldn't mind it; but we are not obliged to, and so I don't see the use of it.

Sometimes its real pitiful the way the childern pine for Parry -- don't look so sad, Bridget, 'ma chere'-- poor child, she can't hear Parry mentioned without getting the blues." Mrs.Gashly--"Well I should think so, Mrs.Oreille.

A body lives in Paris, but a body, only stays here.