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Updated: May 13, 2025
"I am the bailiff of the town," said Mr. Tinman. "You're going to Court, I'm told." "The appointment," replied Mr. Tinman, "will soon be made. I have not yet an appointed day." On the great highroad of life there is Expectation, and there is Attainment, and also there is Envy. Mr.
"Philip! my best friend!" "Pooh, you're a poor creature. Come along and breakfast at Elba, and you can sleep at the Crouch, and goodnight to you. Crickledon," he called to the houseless couple, "you stop at Elba till I build you a shop." With these words, Van Diemen led the way, walking alone. Herbert was compelled to walk with Tinman.
Anything fresh at the office?" "Yes, a great piece of news: another tinman has been appointed second chief clerk," and she became very serious. "So he succeeds Ramon, this was the very post that I wanted you to have. And what about Ramon?" "He retires on his pension." She grew furious, and her cap slid down on her shoulder, and she continued: "There is nothing more to be done in that shop now.
"Can it be possible," Tinman asked his sister, "that Philip Ribstone has had the audacity to return to this country? I think," he added, "I am right in treating whoever sends me this card as a counterfeit." Martha's advice was, that he should take no notice of the card. "I am seriously engaged," said Tinman. With a "Now then, dear," he resumed his labours.
Cavely; "and it shall be our table for good if I have any management." "You mean me, ma'am," bellowed Tinman. "Not at all," she breathed, in dulcet contrast. "You are good-looking, Martin, but you have not half such pretty eyes as the person I mean. I never ventured to dream of managing you, Martin. I am thinking of the people at Elba." "But why this extraordinary treatment of me, Martha?"
Tinman vociferated in a breath; and fairly reddened by the effort: "He may have to do it yet. I can't stand insult." "You are less able to stand insult after Honours," his sister said, in obedience to what she had observed of him since his famous visit to London. "It must be so, in nature. But temper is everything just now.
Tinman from the lips of Mrs. Crickledon. He subsequently strolled to the carpenter's shop, and endeavoured to get a confirmation of it. "My wife talks too much," said Crickledon. When questioned by a gentleman, however, he was naturally bound to answer to the extent of his knowledge. "What a funny old country it is!" Mr. Fellingham said to Annette, on their walk to the beach.
‘Sure enough you’ll never beat the Flaming Tinman in the way you fight—it’s of no use flipping at the Flaming Tinman with your left hand; why don’t you use your right?’
"What did Mr. Tinman want by having the glass moved so late in the day, Ned? Your master wasn't nervous about his property, was he?" "Not he," said Crummins, and began to suck down his upper lip and agitate his eyelids and stand uneasily, glimmering signs of the setting in of the tide of narration. He caught the eye of Mr. Smith, then looked abashed at Miss. Crickledon saw his dilemma.
But my poor husband, you sees, marm, fell from a scaffol', as good a man as hever " "Yes, yes, you told me all that before," said Mrs. Mivers, growing impatient, and already diverted from her interest in the coral by a new cargo, all bright from the tinman, which, indeed, no less instantaneously, absorbed the admiration both of Beck and his nurse.
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