She's a rare fellow at a bargain, I can tell you, Mr Richard.

You'll find that a first-rate stool, Sir, take my word for it.' 'It's rather a crazy one to look at,' said Dick.
'You'll find it a most amazing stool to sit down upon, you may depend,' returned Mr Brass.

'It was bought in the open street just opposite the hospital, and as it has been standing there a month of two, it has got rather dusty and a little brown from being in the sun, that's all.' 'I hope it hasn't got any fevers or anything of that sort in it,' said Dick, sitting himself down discontentedly, between Mr Sampson and the chaste Sally.

'One of the legs is longer than the others.' 'Then we get a bit of timber in, Sir,' retorted Brass.

'Ha, ha, ha! We get a bit of timber in, Sir, and that's another advantage of my sister's going to market for us.