Hunt, Leigh, 1784-1859 · Boston : H.M. Caldwell Company · leaf 24
o, however, he in-sisted that we were uneasy ourselves, andthat he must relieve us for our own sake.We protested as filially as possible againstthis ; but at last, out of mere shame ofdisputing the point with so benevolent anelder, w^e changed seats with him. After an interval of bland… … Coaches and Coaching ghastly. The same person, and his seriousyoung companion, tricked us out of agood bed we happened to get at the inn. The greatest peculiarity attending amail-coach arises from its travelling atnight. The gradual decline of talk, theincipient snore, the rustling and shiftingof…
