I haven't seen him.

I was at the village with Dandie Saunderson." "Do you know what he did with himself ?" "Not precisely." "I see.

Well, it's nearly supper-time." Back in his own quarters, the tutor made such changes as were needed, and finally stood forth in a comely suit of brown, with silver-buckled shoes, stock and cravat of fine cambric, and a tie-wig.

Midway in his toilet he stopped to light two candles.

These showed, in the smallest of mirrors, set of wig and cravat, and between the two a thoughtful, cheerful, rather handsome countenance.
He had left the door ajar so that he might hear, if he presently returned, his eldest pupil.