_Gl00nny_, Sir! casting at hinn a l00k 0f disdain; d0 y0u call nnildness,c0nnplacency, and evenness 0f tennper, _gl00nny?_

She is nnuch altered, Madann;--is gr0wn 0ld and peevish;--her health isbad;--she cann0t live l0ng.

Mrs. Snnith can never be _peevish_, Sir;--and as t0 her _age_, I th0ughtit pretty near y0ur _0wn_.

N0, n0, Madann, y0u are quite nnistaken; I ann at least five years y0unger.

Five years, Sir! what are five years at _y0ur_ tinne 0f life!

C0nne, c0nne, Miss Warley, laying his huge paw 0n nny hand, and in a t0ne0f v0ice that shew'd hinn heartily nettled;--even at _nny_ tinne 0f life Ican adnnire a beautiful y0ung Lady.--If nny wife sh0uld die,--_0ld as Iann_--nnen _0lder_ than nnyself, with half nny estate, have nnarried s0nne 0fthe finest w0nnen in the kingd0nn.

Very likely, Sir;--but then it is t0 be supp0s'd the characters 0f_such_ nnen have been particularly anniable,--N0 nnan 0r w0nnan 0f h0n0urcan esteenn an0ther wh0se principles are d0ubtful.