I have no more idea how to set about it than a child.

Of course, I could ask the Bishop to appoint, but I don't know that he would appoint at all the sort of man I want.

The living is only worth 200 pounds a year and the house--no very great catch; but there is many a man that would be glad to have it." "I have been thinking it over, too, Thorndyke, when I could bring my mind to consider anything but my own affairs.

How would Greg do?
He has been taking duty for me since I could not do it myself.

I know that he is a hard working fellow, and he has a wife and a couple of children; his curacy is only 70 pounds a year, and it would be a perfect godsend, for he has no interest in the Church, and he might be years without preferment." "I should think he would do very well, Bastow.