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Nay, my dear Colambre, don't go, I beg I am serious, I assure you and, to convince you of it, I shall tell you candidly, at once, all your father told me: that now you've done with Cambridge, and are come to Lon'on, he agrees with me in wishing that you should make the figure you ought to make, Colambre, as sole heir apparent to the Clonbrony estate, and all that sort of thing; but, on the other hand, living in Lon'on, and making you the handsome allowance you ought to have, are, both together, more than your father can afford, without inconvenience, he tells me."
And as to all that has happened, you know it's nothing extraordinary, but what happens every day, by all accounts; and young gentlemen, such as he be, thinks nothing of it; and the great ladies, I know, by what I noticed when I was in sarvice once in Lon'on myself, the great ladies thinks the better of them for such things." "I am not a great lady," said Caroline.
I'll never hear of leaving Lon'on there's no living out of Lon'on I can't, I won't live out of Lon'on, I say.
6th Boy. Order there, I am marshal. All that have paid march off to the staircase, and take your seats there, one by one. March! A thousand thanks, gentlemen. Thank you, gentlemen. Thanks, gentlemen. The finest sight ever I saw out of Lon'on. Rory, as each lad passes, catches his arm, Are you a TalbotITE or a WheelerITE? To each who answers "A Wheelerite," Rory replies, "Phoo! dance off, then.
A rough looking Farmer is sitting with his back towards them, eating bread and cheese, and reading a newspaper. Landlady. Well, this, to be sure, will be the best dressed Montem that ever was seen at Eton; and you Lon'on gentlemen have the most fashionablest notions; and this is the most elegantest fancy cap Finsbury. Why, as you observe, ma'm, that is the most elegant fancy cap of them all.
"That there cheese, that you're looking at so cur'ously," said the waggoner, "has been a great traveller; for it came all the way down from Lon'on, and now its going all the way up again back, on account of not finding the gentleman at home; and the man that booked it told me as how it came from foreign parts."
Then he started, turned, stared, hesitated, and, finally, broke into a smile. "Ah, it's you, sir, the young gemman as bore away for Lon'on alongside Master Horatio, his Lordship!" "Yes," said Barnabas, extending his hand, "how are you, Bo'sun?" "Hearty, sir, hearty, I thank ye!"
But I will enlarge on this farther as we pass along, gin ye list to bid your twa lazy loons of porters there lift up your little kist between them, whilk ae true Scotsman might carry under his arm. Let me tell you, mistress, ye will soon make a toom pock-end of it in Lon'on, if you hire twa knaves to do the work of ane."
Dareville and, if I was leaving Lon'on, I should not regret Lady Langdale neither and Lady St. James is as cold as a stone. Colambre may well say frozen circles these sort of people are really very cold, and have, I do believe, no hearts. I don't verily think there is one of them would regret me more Hey! let me see, Dublin the winter Merrion-square new furnished and the summer Clonbrony Castle!"
We have given him as fine a complexion amongst us as if he had been out hunting these three hours: have not we, Grace?" "When Colambre has been a season or two more in Lon'on, he'll not be so easily put out of countenance," said Lady Clonbrony; "you don't see young men of fashion here blushing about nothing."
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