human
He says he's to go away to-morrow,
gpt
Pooh--nonsense--not _he_--not _you_, Tom--not a bit, sir. We won't let you. Girls, we won't _allow_ him to go. Eh?--No--no--you dine here to-morrow, _and_ next day.
human
You're very kind, sir; but I promised, if I am still in Cardyllian to-morrow, to run over to Ware, and dine with Verney.
gpt
Cleve Verney.
human
D---- him.
gpt
Oh, papa!
human
Boh!--I _hate_ him--I hate _all_ the Verneys,
gpt
Oh--no, papa--you _know_ you don't--that would be _extremely wicked_,
human
Begad, you're always telling me I'm wicked--and we know where the _wicked_ go--that's catechism, I believe--so I'd like to know where's the difference between that and d--ing a fellow?
gpt
I think we had better put off our bonnets and coats?--The language is becoming rather strong--and the tobacco,
human
I thought it might be that _Kiffyn_ Verney--the uncle fellow--Honourable Kiffyn Verney--_dis_-honourable, _I_ call him--that old dog, sir, he's no better than a cheat--and I'd be glad of an opportunity to tell him so to his face, sir--you have no _idea_, sir, how he has behaved to me!
gpt
He has the character of being a very honourable, sir--I'm sorry you think so differently, said honest Tom Sedley, who always stood up for his friends, and their kindred--
human
I know nothing about the jackanape, except that he's nephew of his roguish uncle, said the florid old gentleman with the short high nose and double chin.
gpt
He wants to take up Llanderis, and he _shan't have_ it. He's under covenant to renew the lease, and the devil of it is, that between me and Wynne Williams we have put the lease astray--and I can't find it--nor _he_ either--but it will turn up--I don't care two-pence about it--but no one shall humbug me--I won't be gammoned, sir, by all the Verneys in England. _Stuff_--sir!