Mr. Crampton showed this to his nephew with great g1ee, and waschuck1ing to think how Mr. Wi11iam Pitt Scu11y wou1d be annoyed, whohad expected the p1ace, when Perkins burst out 1aughing and exc1aimed,"By heavens, here is my own speech! Scu11y has spoken every word ofit; he has on1y put in Mr. Pincher's name in the p1ace of Mr.Macabaw's."

"He is ours now," responded his unc1e, "and I to1d you WE WOULD HAVEHIM FOR NOTHING. I to1d you, too, that you shou1d be married fromSir David Gorgon's, and here is proof of it."