Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 281
help of a rope drew him up to the beamof the chimney, and left him there to take his lodging thesecond night after his wedding ; with a small smoaky fire underhim; so that in the morning he was reezed like a red herring.But at length he caused his wife to shew him so much pityas to let him down. He… … Simon had to take a basket of eggs to market, but findingthat two butter women had fallen out, and to that degree.
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