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But the skipper, red-faced and angry, answered, "W'y, yer so-and-so ijits, that's wot the Lord Mayor of London gives about a guinea a hounce for w'en 'e feeds lords n' dooks. Only the haristocracy at 'ome get a charnce to stick their teeth in such grub as that. An' 'ere are you lot a-growlin' at 'avin' it for a change!"

I knows at least half a dozen of 'em in what superfine people call the `slums' of London." "And I know more than half a dozen of 'em," retorted Robin, somewhat sharply, "in what unrefined people call the haristocracy of London." "Whew!" whistled Mister Slagg, gazing at Robin in silent surprise.

As for the shopkeepers, they were all so absorbed in their own business so busily engaged chasing their employees, adding up their accounts, and dressing themselves up in feeble imitation of the 'Haristocracy' that they were incapable of taking a really intelligent interest in anything else.

It's what I may call, in the language of the haristocracy, a harticle of virtoo, w'ich means that it's a harticle as is surrounded by virtuous memories in connection with the defunct. Now then, say five bob for the hold harm-chair!" While the clown was endeavouring to get the chair disposed of, Willie pushed his way to the side of Jim Cattley.

It's as infallible as the Pope of Rome and all his cardinals, and is patronised by all the first haristocracy and clergy in the country.

One day he wandered from his subject and indulged himself in denunciations of the English aristocracy. He closed with this remark: "Although I belong to the haristocracy, I 'ate 'em!" At the end of the autumn term, I dismissed him. During my service as Secretary, I made the acquaintance of several persons whom I should not otherwise have known.

America, said his lordship, sought her great men, not from among the effete walks of the haristocracy, from the more legitimate hemisphere the common walks of life. With a strange elongation of the body did our speaker emphasize the remark.

"'Cos we don't approve of haristocracy here in Ballarat, and it would make the miners think that you didn't want to 'sociate with 'em. It wouldn't do." "But if you should tell them that I am slightly injured, and need rest, wouldn't that have some effect?" Fred inquired, driven almost to desperation.