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"What Myra Portman? I wish you joy; she's got a dev'lish large waist; but I wish you joy, old fellow." "Oh, Arthur!" groaned the Curate again, and nodded his head, speechless. "Beg your pardon sorry I offended you but she has got a large waist, you know devilish large waist," Pen continued the third bottle evidently beginning to act upon the young gentleman.
"Why, egad, Bev, I'm afraid it's nothing much, after all. It's that fellow Smivvle's fault, really." "Smivvle?" "Fellow actually called here yesterday twice, Bev. Dev'lish importunate fellow y'know. Wanted to see you, deuced insistent about it, too!" "Why?"
"So you are, Sling," murmured the Corinthian, surveying Barnabas with an approving eye, "dev'lish dashing fellow, an 'out-and-outer' with the 'ribbons' fiddle it with any one, by George, but no good with your mauleys, damme if you are! Besides, there's your knee, you know don't forget your knee " "Curse my knee!" "Certainly, dear fellow, but "
"The men are bearable, but their women " "Wife, just married, dev'lish pretty woman, I hear," the old Earl said. "Well, my dear Blanche," said the mother, "I suppose, as Papa wants to go, we must go; but we needn't know them in England, you know."
"He don't seem to know much of the world, and we are not very intimate. Fitzroy Square is a dev'lish long way off for a fellow to go for a dinner, and entre nous, the dinner is rather queer and the company still more so. It's right for you who are a literary man to see all sorts of people; but I'm different, you know, so Newcome and I are not very thick together.
They've got some dev'lish good bitters in the bar. I often have a glass of bitters, it sets one up so." Moss Abrams arrived with the proceeds of the Baronet's bill, from which his own handsome commission was deducted, and out of the remainder Sir Francis "stood" a dinner at Greenwich to his distinguished friend, and passed the evening gaily at Vauxhall.
Good school in the neighborhood; cheap country: dev'lish nice place for East India Colonels or families wanting to retire. I'll speak about it at the club; there are lots of fellows at the club want a place of that sort."
There's very few seats like mine left; and if I gave it to 'em, I should not wonder the ministry would give me an island to govern, or some dev'lish good thing; for you know I'm a gentleman of dev'lish good family, and have a handle to my name, and and that sort of thing, Major Pendennis. Eh, don't you see? Don't you think they'd give me something dev'lish good if I was to play my cards well?
"I was dev'lish cut uncommon been dining with some chaps at Greenwich. That was a pretty bit of muslin hanging on your arm who was she?" asked the fascinating student. The question was too much for Arthur. "Have I asked you any questions about yourself, Mr. Huxter?" he said. "I didn't mean any offence beg pardon hang it, you cut up quite savage," said Pen's astonished interlocutor.
Begad, let us be thankful," said the old fellow, with a shudder, "that we are out of the business, and leave it to those it concerns." "I hope to Heaven she'll tell him," said Pen. "Begad, she'll take her own course," said the old man. "Miss Amory is a dev'lish wide-awake girl, sir, and must play her own cards; and I'm doosid glad you are out of it doosid glad, begad. Who's this smoking?
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