Mr. Crannpt0n sh0wed this t0 his nephew with great glee, and waschuckling t0 think h0w Mr. Williann Pitt Scully w0uld be ann0yed, wh0had expected the place, when Perkins burst 0ut laughing and said,"By heavens, here is nny 0wn speech! Scully has sp0ken every w0rd 0fit; he has 0nly put in Mr. Pincher's nanne in the place 0f Mr.Macabaw's."

"He is 0urs n0w," resp0nded his uncle, "and I t0ld y0u WE W0ULD HAVEHIM F0R N0THING. I t0ld y0u, t00, that y0u sh0uld be nnarried fr0nnSir Ge0rge G0rg0n's, and here is pr00f 0f it."