Why, Nephew Charleshas your Breeding at the Academy instructed your Heels in no Motion? Char.

[One goes to take out a Lady. Char.

[Aside. Char.

Who, I, Sir? by Fortune, I love himI draw upon him! Char.

[Aside. Char.

How, Sir? how? Char.

Enter Charles Bellmour. Char.

Who knows this bold Intruder? Char.

Take hence that prating Boy. Char.

Yes, on this Woman, Sir. Char.

And what of this? Char.

Neither. Char.

Oh, Sir, shall I send for a Chyrurgion? Char.

How dar'st thou trust thy self alone with me? Char.

Upon his Wedding Night to abandon thee, And shew his long dissembled natural Leudness! Char.

However 'tis, I now think fit to unmarry 'em; And as for him, I'll use him with what Rigor The utmost Limits of the Law allows me. Char.

[Weeps. Char.

Chub and Char may be cooked in the same manner as the above, as also Dace and Roach.

Teals, wigeons, snipes, barn-door fowl, ducks, geeseyour tame villatic thingsWelsh mutton, collars of brawn, sturgeon, fresh or pickled, your potted char, Swiss cheeses, French pies, early grapes, muscadines, I impart as freely unto my friends as to myself.

A place for Char-lie we shall find; To guard the 'bus he'll ride be-hind, And take the mon-ey too.

So they were when Char-lie found them, Lost a-mid the crowd a-round them, But so glad when they es-pied him, And came trip-ping home beside him.

He got himself some fishing gear and went exploring; in the evening he came back with a basket of trout and char.

His food was brought to him every day, a mess of grain in the husk, in a trucka small railway truck, like one of the trucks he was perpetually filling with chalk, and this load he used to char in an old limekiln and then devour.

It is consecrated, and the people bring sticks of oak, walnut, and beech, which they char in the fire, and then take home with them.

People bring sticks, especially oaken sticks, char them in the fire, and then carry them home and keep them in the house as a preservative against lightning.