It may be more civil if he leaves the note himself." MISS JEMIMA (hesitatingly).--"Do you think so ?" MRS.

HAZELDEAN.--"Yes, certainly.

Frank, Frank, as you pass by the Casino, call on Mr.Riccabocca, give this note, and say we shall be heartily glad if he will come." Frank nods.
"Stop a bit," cried the squire.

"If Rickeybockey is at home, 't is ten to one if he don't ask you to take a glass of wine! If he does, mind, 't is worse than asking you to take a turn on the rack.

Faugh! you remember, Harry ?--I thought it was all up with me." "Yes," cried Mrs.Hazeldean; "for Heaven's sake not a drop.