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Updated: May 26, 2025
Hobson on his first arrival at his office, soon after eight o'clock. His first business was to ring his bell, which communicated with the shop below. "My papers! It is past eight." "Here they are, sir, the whole lot Times, 'Tizer, Morning Chronicle, and Morning Post." "Why do you oblige me to ask for them? Can't you bring them as I have told you? It makes me so late with my work."
"See arter the TIMES, Thomas; let me look at the MORNIN' HERALD, when it's out o' hand; don't forget to bespeak the CHRONICLE; and just bring the 'TIZER, vill you:" and then he'd set vith his eyes fixed on the clock, and rush out, just a quarter of a minit 'fore the time to waylay the boy as wos a-comin' in with the evenin' paper, which he'd read with sich intense interest and persewerance as worked the other customers up to the wery confines o' desperation and insanity, 'specially one i-rascible old gen'l'm'n as the vaiter wos always obliged to keep a sharp eye on, at sich times, fear he should be tempted to commit some rash act with the carving-knife.
There was even a third announcement, for the critic of the paper lovingly called The Tizer by the members of the industry whose interests it protects with the utmost vehemence of laborious alliteration stated that in the future his first-night notices would only contain an account of the plot and reception, to which presumably were to be added the words Cur adv. vult let us hope there was no misunderstanding as to the middle word whilst a day later his considered judgment was to be given.
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