"A few, a very few nice people have come up from the city--we find them very agreeable society, quite a relief.

We intend to set up a residence in the city.

How delightful to look forward to the day.

We can then live in a style more agreeable to our taste." "Oh! madam," rejoined Mr.Gusher, "I am sure you must be very happy.
Your house is so very elegant.

I should be so happy in zis house.
(Pardon, madam, I cannot speak Englis so well.) And zen, wiz your beautiful daughter." Mr.Gusher placed his hand to his heart again, bowed his head gracefully, and assumed a sentimental air.