Beautiful, really.' 'With Miss Sally,' Quilp went on, 'and the beautiful fictions of the law, his days will pass like minutes.

Those charming creations of the poet, John Doe and Richard Roe, when they first dawn upon him, will open a new world for the enlargement of his mind and the improvement of his heart.' 'Oh, beautiful, beautiful! Beau-ti-ful indeed!' cried Brass.

'It's a treat to hear him!' 'Where will Mr Swiveller sit ?' said Quilp, looking round.
'Why, we'll buy another stool, sir,' returned Brass.

'We hadn't any thoughts of having a gentleman with us, sir, until you were kind enough to suggest it, and our accommodation's not extensive.

We'll look about for a second-hand stool, sir.