When he pays his money, then he takes his choice; he may be impatient or not as he likes.

His sense of justice teaches him so much, and in accordance with that sense he usually acts.

So the people on the benches rose graciously when the palace party entered the room.

Seats for them had been kept in the front.
There were three arm-chairs, which were filled, after some little hesitation, by the bishop, Mrs.Proudie, and Miss Dunstable--Mrs.
Smith positively declining to take one of them; though, as she admitted, her rank as Lady Papua of the islands did give her some claim.

And this remark, as it was made quite out loud, reached Mr.
Smith's ears as he stood behind a little table on a small raised dais, holding his white kid gloves; and it annoyed him and rather put him out.