Ever after this call me Uncle Chipperton.

Do you hear that ?" We heard, and said we'd do it.
Soon after this, lots of people came in, and the whole thing was gone over again and again.

I am sorry to say that, at one or two places in the story, Mrs.Chipperton kissed us both again.
Before we went down to dinner, I asked Uncle Chipperton how his lung had stood it, through all this exposure.
"Oh, bother the lung!" he said.

"I tell you; boys, I've lost faith in that lung,--at least, in there being anything the matter with it.

I shall travel for it no more.".