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ity that might naturally be expected_;" _i.e._, "With none worth mentioning." "_I rise to order_;" _i.e._, "To raise _dis_order." EPISTOLATORY. "_Let me be the first, dear, to congratulate you on your well-merited good fortune_;" _i.e._, "She has the deuce's own luck, and doesn't deserve it." "_Thank you so much for your beautiful present, which I shall value for its own sake as well as for the giver's_;" _i.e._, "Wouldn't give twopence for the two of 'em." "_So good of you to send me your new book. I shall lose no time in reading it_;" _i.e._, "No; not a single second." AT A DANCE. "_So you prefer to stand out of this dance, dear?_" _i.e._, "Trust her for being a _willing_ 'Wallflower.'" "_Shall we sit this out on the stairs?_" _i.e._, "I don't want to dance, and I _do_ want to spoon." A LITTLE MUSIC. "_Well, dear, the only song I can remember, without music, is 'Gasping'--but I'll try that, if you like_;" _i.e._, "_Her_ great song, which she has been grinding up to sing to--or rather _at_--young FITZ-FLOSS. _Won't_ she be wild?" "_Well, your Beethoven bits are lovely, dear, we know; but suppose you give us something lighter, for once_;" _i.e._, "BEETHOVEN, indeed! BESSIE BELLWOOD is more _her_ style." CHANNEL PASSAGE. "_Well, it may be a bit lively when we get out_;" _i.e._, "You won't know whether you are on your head or your heels in ten minutes." CURIOMANIA. "_I've never seen such a collection of curios in my life!_" _i.e._, "Hope I never may again!" "_I'm no great judge of such things, but I should say this specimen is unique_;" _i.e._, "It is to be _hoped_ so!" "Ex-_qui-site_!!!" _i.e._, "Rubbish!" RAILROAD AMENITIES. "_Awfully noisy carriages on this line_;" _i.e._, "Thank goodness! The clatter has tired even _his_ stentor throat." "_Good-bye! So sorry we don't travel farther together_;" _i.e._, "Hooray! Now for feet up and forty winks!" PREPARING FOR PRIVATE THEATRICALS. "_I'm sure you will be a great acquisition to my little company_;" _i.e._, "Awful stick, but a _pis aller_ I'm afraid." "_Now if there's_ anything _you notice not_ quite _the thing_, pray _mention it_. I'm _not above taking a hint_;" _i.e._, "Nor _you_ up to giving one--of any value." "_Oh, no doubt you're right, though it's not the way_ CHARLES MATHEWS _did it_;" _i.e._, "That's a nasty one for you, Mr. MEDDLER." "_Ah, yes, I was a little off colour, perhaps; but I shall be all right
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