CONCERNING A LITTLE REHEARSAL IN CAPTAIN CLUFFE'S, LODGING, AND A CERTAIN CONFIDENCE BETWEEN DR.

STURK AND MR.

DANGERFIELD.
Mrs.Sturk, though very quiet, was an active little body, with a gentle, anxious face.

She was up and about very early, and ran down to the King's House, to ask Mrs.Colonel Stafford, who was very kind to her, and a patroness of Sturk's, to execute a little commission for her in Dublin, as she understood she was going into town that day, and the doctor's horse had gone lame, and was in the hands of the farrier.

So the good lady undertook it, and offered a seat in her carriage to Dr.
Sturk, should his business call him to town.