Falstaff.

What money is in my purse?
Page.

Seven groats and two-pence.
-- Second Part of Henry IV.
En iterum Crispinus.
The next day a note was brought me, which had been sent to my former lodgings in the Hotel de Paris: it was from Thornton.
"My dear Sir," (it began) "I am very sorry that particular business will prevent me the pleasure of seeing you at my rooms on Sunday.

I hope to be more fortunate some other day.

I should like much to introduce you, the first opportunity, to my friends in the Rue Gretry, for I like obliging my countrymen.