Don't you be an ass." "I don't see why I should give him an opportunity." "You're to go and pull your boots and breeches off because he has not put his on, and everybody is to be told of it! Why shouldn't he have an opportunity, as you call it?
If the opportunity can do him any good, you may afford to be very indifferent." "It's a piece of d---- impertinence," said Maule, with most unusual energy.
"Do you finish your breakfast, and come and get into the trap.

We've twenty miles to go.

You can ask Spooner on Monday how he spent his morning." At ten o'clock the ladies came down to breakfast, and the whole party were assembled.

"Mr.Spooner!" said Lady Chiltern to that gentleman, who was the last to enter the room.

"This is a marvel!" He was dressed in a dark-blue frock-coat, with a coloured silk handkerchief round his neck, and had brushed his hair down close to his head.