tuck-stall

Updated: August 22, 2026

It was understood, I believe, that I was to share the aforesaid half-crown with my brother Arthur, but in spite of the many remonstrances of the faithful Selina a worthy West-country woman, who had largely taken my mother's place I appropriated the gift in its entirety, and became extremely ill by reason of my many indiscreet purchases at a tuck-stall which stood, if I remember rightly, at a corner of the then renowned Kensington Flower Walk.

Ernest Alfred Vizetelly - My Days of Adventure : The Fall of France, 1870-71