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"Hit 'appened just in this way, ma'am. I was a comin' hup stairs, when I met the hold lady a tearin' down like a mad cat. She looked kind o' awful. I never saw anybody out of an 'ospital look that way in all my life before. She 'eld an hiron poker in 'er 'and. As my young lady " and he looked towards Blanche "was in the 'all, I didn't think it safe for 'er if I let the hold woman go down.

Luke at that there homnibus; why, darn me " and now, in his eloquence at this peculiar point, my friend became more loud and powerful than ever "why, darn me, if maister harns enough with that there bus to put hiron on them 'osses' feet, I'll be blowed!"

Ah me! what perils do environ The man who meddles with hot Hiron! He was also of that band of scoffers who used to rouse Lort Mansel from his slumbers in the lodge of Trinity; and when he appeared at the window, foaming with wrath, and crying out, "I know you, gentlemen; I know you!" were wont to reply, "We beseech thee to hear us, good Lort. Good Lort, deliver us!"

He did not reckonize the jigantic revalution which with hiron strides was a walkin over the country. But they began to be talked of even in HIS quiat haunts. Heven in the Hoxford and Cambridge Clubb, fellers were a speculatin.

"No; but uncle says you're to be careful and not use so many, for they're expensive, and you do seem to like to drive in as many as you can." "Now, you lookye here, Master Aleck," said the sailor, solemnly; "a copper nail may mean a man's life. You put in a hiron one and after a bit the sea water eats it all away.

Why, in the fust place, it's a mortal 'ard frost, 'arder nor hiron; in the second place, I've got no arrangements made you can't turn out a pack of 'igh-bred fox-'ounds as you would a lot of "staggers" or "muggers"; and, in the third place, you'll knock all your nags to bits, and they are a deal better in their wind than they are on their legs, as it is.

A wild Irishman, named F., one evening beginning to say something at a large supper, Matthews roared 'Silence! and then pointing to F., cried out, in the words of the oracle, 'Orson is endowed with reason. When Sir Henry Smith was expelled from Cambridge for a row with a tradesman named 'Hiron, Matthews solaced himself with shouting under Hiron's windows every evening