I didn't think of duty when I settled to go, and why should she?
I'll get all out of her I can in the way of pay and practice, and she may get all she can out of me in the way of work.

As for being ill-used, I never expect to be anything else in this life.

I'm sure I don't care; and I'm sure she don't; so live and let live; talk plain truth, and leave Bunkum for right honourables who keep their places thereby.

Give me another weed." "Queer old philosopher you are; but go you shan't!" "Go I will, sir; don't stop me.

I've my reasons, and they're good ones enough." The conversation was interrupted by the servant;--Lord Minchampstead was waiting at Mr.Armsworth's office.
"Early bird, his lordship, and gets the worm accordingly," says Mark, as he hurries off to attend on his ideal hero.