I sold him to a cockneyfied, countryfied sort of a man, who said he had a small "hindependence of his own"-- somewhere, I believe, about London.

He didn't give much for him, as you may suppose, when I tell you he paid for him chiefly in silver.

If I were you, I wouldn't trouble myself about him.
'Yours very truly, 'W.

WAFFLES.
'To H.SPONGE, Esq.' Our hero addressed Mr.Waffles again, in the course of a few days, as follows: 'DEAR WAFFLES, 'I am sorry to say Bullfrog won't be put off without the horse.

He says I insisted on his taking him back, and now he insists on having him.