"'Tain't altogether for myself," he said to a confidential friend in the same way of business; "I don't get so much on it.

Perhaps sometimes not none.

May be I've a bill agin some of those gents not paid this werry moment.
But it's the game I looks to.

If the game dies away, it'll never be got up again;--never.

Who'll care about elections then?
Anybody'd go and get hisself elected if we was to let the game go by!" And so, that the game might not go by, Mr Grimes was now present in Mr George Vavasor's rooms.
"Well Mr Grimes," said George, "how are you this morning?
Sit down, Mr Grimes.