;papaquot; in tones of in?nite softness, and endeavored to coax o a dressing-golemanly s. Do , tcurdy nature y vulgar good- on coat of a morning, dining at t of sausage ea.quot;

    o sy of his family.

    o   a ?ing at quot;some peoplequot; and a  about quot;quality binding.quot;

    ttled and perplexed t butcers, e policy of taking advantage of tance, at lengto give up ernoons pipe and tankard at agstaffs, to sit after dinner by ake  of port--a liquor ested--and to nod in ary and dismal gentility.

    t noing along treets in Frencs alking and laug it distressed t so far as to attempt patronage, and actually induced a Frencer to set up in t ttle Britain took ?re at it, and did so persecute t o pack up ?ddle and dancing-pumps and decamp ation t ely forgot to pay for his lodgings.

    I tered myself, at ?rst,  all tion on t of ty ion, and I applauded t contempt tart pride, Frenc I grieve to say t I soon perceived tion aken  my neiger condemning, o follouning o let ters er at Frenc t take a fes, precisely like t Little Britain.

    I still  all t t move out of t die, or migtorneys apprentices, and t quiet and simplicity migored to ty.

    But unluckily a rival po oilman died, and left a ure and a family of buxom daug at t fat do aspirings. tion, being norained, broke out into a blaze, and took t tc is true t t start, urally an advantage of ttle bad Frencances; but trotters  to be distanced. s, trotters mounted four and of trotters  to be be not boast of as