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"Cast 'im loose, sir, an' gi'n 'im leave of absence as long as 'e pleases. It's my opinion that some the 'osses o' the western prairies ain't quite eekal to some o' the 'osses I've bin used to in Rotten Row. Is this the place, Hunky? Well, now," continued the little man, with flashing eyes, as he looked round on the magnificent scene, "it'll do. Beats W'itechapel an' the Parks any 'ow.
"Forgive me, Mrs Butt, if I have been somewhat reckless," he said, "in testing my disguise on you. I really had no intention till a few minutes ago of playing such a practical " "Well, well, Mr Brooke," broke in the amazed yet amiable creature at this point, "I do assure you as I'd never 'ave know'd you from the worst character in W'itechapel. I wouldn't have trusted you not with a sixpence.
I'd ruther 'ave my ole man, down W'itechapel way; 'e can belt yer a fair terror, w'en 'e's drunk, but 'e'll allers tike yer out an' buy yer a kipper arterwards. Thet's on'y decent, fatherly feelin'." "Well, Master don't belt 'er, does 'e?" "No; but 'e don't buy 'er the kipper, neither.
Again little Di interrupted the butler by asking excitedly where the boy's home was. "In the neighbour'ood of W'itechapel, Miss Di." "Then, papa, we will go straight off to see him," said the child, in the tone of one whose mind is fully made up. "You and I shall go together won't we? good papa!" "That will do, Balls, you may go. No, my dear Di, I think we had better not.
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