for her money, when she could have eight elsewhere.

He always called me Sam now, praised me to the other young men (who brought the praises regularly to me), said there was a cover always laid for me at Fulham, and repeatedly took me thither.

There was but little company when I went; and M'Whirter used to say he only asked me on days when he had his vulgar acquaintances.

But I did not care for the great people, not being born in their sphere; and indeed did not much care for going to the house at all.

Miss Belinda was not at all to my liking.