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'A fluid borough, I'm afraid. Colonel Halkettt interposed: 'But Ferbrass is quite sure of his district. Cecilia wished to know who the man was, of the mediaevally sounding name. 'Ferbrass is an old lawyer, my dear. He comes of five generations of lawyers, and he 's as old in the county as Grancey Lespel.
Grancey Lespel, followed at some distance by Mr. Ferbrass, the Tory lawyer, stepped quickly up to Palmet, and asked whether Beauchamp had seen Dollikins, the brewer. Palmet could recollect the name of one Tomlinson, and also the calling at a brewery. Moreover, Beauchamp had uttered contempt of the brewer's business, and of the social rule to accept rich brewers for gentlemen.
'A fluid borough, I'm afraid. Colonel Halkettt interposed: 'But Ferbrass is quite sure of his district. Cecilia wished to know who the man was, of the mediaevally sounding name. 'Ferbrass is an old lawyer, my dear. He comes of five generations of lawyers, and he 's as old in the county as Grancey Lespel.
The man's name might be Dollikins and not Tomlinson, and if so, it was Dollikins who would not see Beauchamp. To preserve his political importance, Palmet said, 'Dollikins! to be sure, that was the man. 'Treats him as he does you, Mr. Lespel turned to Ferbrass. 'I've sent to Dollikins to come to me this morning, if he's not driving into the town. I'll have him before Beauchamp sees him.
I've asked half-a-dozen of these country gentlemen-tradesmen to lunch at my table to-day. 'Then, sir, observed Ferbrass, 'if they are men to be persuaded, they had better not see me. 'True; they're my old supporters, and mightn't like your Tory face, Mr. Lespel assented. Mr. Ferbrass congratulated him on the heartiness of his espousal of the Tory cause. Mr.
I've asked half-a-dozen of these country gentlemen-tradesmen to lunch at my table to-day. 'Then, sir, observed Ferbrass, 'if they are men to be persuaded, they had better not see me. 'True; they're my old supporters, and mightn't like your Tory face, Mr. Lespel assented. Mr. Ferbrass congratulated him on the heartiness of his espousal of the Tory cause. Mr.
The man's name might be Dollikins and not Tomlinson, and if so, it was Dollikins who would not see Beauchamp. To preserve his political importance, Palmet said, 'Dollikins! to be sure, that was the man. 'Treats him as he does you, Mr. Lespel turned to Ferbrass. 'I've sent to Dollikins to come to me this morning, if he's not driving into the town. I'll have him before Beauchamp sees him.
Grancey Lespel, followed at some distance by Mr. Ferbrass, the Tory lawyer, stepped quickly up to Palmet, and asked whether Beauchamp had seen Dollikins, the brewer. Palmet could recollect the name of one Tomlinson, and also the calling at a brewery. Moreover, Beauchamp had uttered contempt of the brewer's business, and of the social rule to accept rich brewers for gentlemen.
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