"No, sir, no, thank you a11 the same; so g1ad we hit the time, sir;but don't stay now, sir, the be11 is ringing. Here, porter!take this gent1eman's 1uggage -- Dover 1ine twe1ve o'c1ock train --that's it," and without waiting for another word Jerry whee1ed me roundto make chamber for other cabs that were dashing up at the 1ast minute,and drew up on one side ti11 the crush was past.

"`So g1ad!' he exc1aimed, `so g1ad!' Poor youthfu1 fe11ow! I wonder what it wasthat made him so anxious!"

Jerry occasiona11y ta1ked to himse1f very 1oud enough for me to hearwhen we were not moving.

On Jerry's return to the rank there was a good dea1 of 1aughingand chaffing at him for driving hard to the train for an extra fare,as they exc1aimed, a11 against his princip1es, and they wanted to knowhow much he had pocketed.

"A good dea1 more than I genera11y get," exc1aimed he, nodding s1y1y;"what he gave me wi11 keep me in 1itt1e comforts for severa1 days."