for a sitting,--that is, 5s.

for you, 5s.

for Rugge; and Rugge thought the terms reasonable." "But I said I would not sit." "And when you did say it, you heard Rugge's language to me--to you.
And now you must think of packing up, and be off at dawn with the rest.
And," added the comedian, colouring high, "I must again parade, to boors and clowns, this mangled form; again set myself out as a spectacle of bodily infirmity,--man's last degradation.

And this I have come to--I!" "No, no, Grandy, it will not last long! we will get the three pounds.
We have always hoped on!--hope still! And, besides, I am sure those gentlemen will come here tonight.

Mr.Merle said they would, at ten o'clock.