Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 360
ightily pleased with him,taking him for a servant to the house; he never came into theroom but he passed some merry jest, and when they spoke tohim, his answers pleased them all mightily. When he found them in a good humour, he resolved notto trifle, wherefore as he waited behind the Lords chair he… … made that coat, which would not hold one day ? Some of theCompany rising and seeing the slash, said the taylor hadaffronted my Lord—Said he I paid him his price, and he shallhear of it—My Lord, said Swalpo, it is only the end of a threadhas slipt, such things often happen; there is a fine drawer of…
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