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Even Mr Mantalini felt their influence, and turning affrighted round, exclaimed: 'What a demd horrid croaking! 'You will pay no attention, if you please, to what Mr Mantalini says, observed his wife, addressing Miss Nickleby. 'I do not, ma'am, said Kate, with quiet contempt.

Such a demd extraordinary out-of-the-way kind of thing as never was eh? 'What do you mean? asked Ralph. 'Don't you know, demmit? asked Mr Mantalini.

Life is all, as Mantalini said, one 'demd horrid grind. 'Nothing here but working and going to church, said the German emigrants, and they were about right. A French traveller, in the year 1837, says that attending the Thursday-evening lectures and church prayer-meetings was the only recreation of the young people of Boston; and we can remember the time when this really was no exaggeration.

'What a demd rum fellow you are, Nickleby, said the gentleman, 'the demdest, longest-headed, queerest-tempered old coiner of gold and silver ever was demmit.

'She is always right, rejoined Mr Mantalini soothingly, 'and when she says it is time to go, it is time, and go she shall; and when she walks along the streets with her own tulip, the women shall say, with envy, she has got a demd fine husband; and the men shall say with rapture, he has got a demd fine wife; and they shall both be right and neither wrong, upon my life and soul oh demmit!

As Newman stated it, the cause himself swaggered into the room, and grasping Ralph's horny hand with uncommon affection, vowed that he had never seen him looking so well in all his life. 'There is quite a bloom upon your demd countenance, said Mr Mantalini, seating himself unbidden, and arranging his hair and whiskers. 'You look quite juvenile and jolly, demmit!

'She will not take poison, because she had a demd fine husband who might have married two countesses and a dowager 'Two countesses, interposed Madame. 'You told me one before! 'Two! cried Mantalini. 'Two demd fine women, real countesses and splendid fortunes, demmit. 'And why didn't you? asked Madame, playfully. 'Why didn't I! replied her husband.

It knows it is talking demd charming sweetness, but naughty fibs, returned Mr Mantalini. 'It knows it is not ashamed of its own popolorum tibby. Whatever were the circumstances which had led to such a result, it certainly appeared as though the popolorum tibby had rather miscalculated, for the nonce, the extent of his lady's affection.

'Alfred, you cruel, cruel creature, said Madame Mantalini, sobbing at the dreadful picture. 'She calls me cruel me me who for her sake will become a demd, damp, moist, unpleasant body! exclaimed Mr Mantalini. 'You know it almost breaks my heart, even to hear you talk of such a thing, replied Madame Mantalini. 'Can I live to be mistrusted? cried her husband.

'What's the demd total? was the first question he asked. 'Fifteen hundred and twenty-seven pound, four and ninepence ha'penny, replied Mr Scaley, without moving a limb. 'The halfpenny be demd, said Mr Mantalini, impatiently. 'By all means if you vish it, retorted Mr Scaley; 'and the ninepence.