It would do thy heart good to see what wagon-loads I am preparing for market.

If thou wantest any good office of mine, for all that has happened I will use thee well, Nic.

B'ye, Nic." POSTSCRIPT.
It has been disputed amongst the literati of Grub Street whether Sir Humphry proceeded any farther into the history of John Bull.

By diligent inquiry we have found the titles of some chapters, which appear to be a continuation of it, and are as follow:-- CHAP.

I .-- How John was made angry with the Articles of Agreement.