Any more of them dreadful smashes ?' 'No, Sam, thank Heaven, there have been no railway accidents.' 'Ah, we shall have 'em in August and September,' said the old man, cheerily.

'They're bound to come then.

There's a time for all things, as Solomon says.

When the season comes t'smashes all coom.

And no more of these mysterious murders, I suppose, which baffle t'police and keep me awake o' nights thinking of 'em.' 'Surely you do not take delight in murder, Mr.Barlow ?' said Hammond.
'No, sir, I do not wish my fellow-creatures to mak' awa' wi' each other; but if there is a murder going in the papers I like to get the benefit of it.