Getting sleepy too, by Saint George," said the secretary, using his favourite Saint and Patron as necessary expletive.
"Oh! about Jonathan, or Sam, or cousin Jonathan.

Cousin Jonathan is certainly a jolly fellow.

How they did stuff him with compliments.
Cousin Jonathan is a bigger man than when he arrived, and Markham, would you not think he hailed from the 'ould country,' by the quantities of that commodity supposed to come direct from Killarney, which he used upon cousin Jonathan and Hail Columbia.

Ha, ha, ha." "Douglas, the younger Jonathan is a genuine specimen of Young America.
By Jove, to see him at good advantage he should have been seated beside Guy Trevelyan--our Adonis.

Is not the old chap mighty complimentary?
Think it was rather hard on the vanity of Landon and Grey.