He occupied the shop as long as he could make peace with the landlord, and when he could no longer live in quiet, he very coolly locked the door, and bolted himself.

From this period, the two little dens have undergone innumerable changes.

The tobacconist was succeeded by a theatrical hair-dresser, who ornamented the window with a great variety of 'characters,' and terrific combats.

The bonnet-shape maker gave place to a greengrocer, and the histrionic barber was succeeded, in his turn, by a tailor.

So numerous have been the changes, that we have of late done little more than mark the peculiar but certain indications of a house being poorly inhabited.