They are Hajjis, and were much in society last winter.

" "They are in society, in virtue of their rights as Hajjis; but, as they passed three months at Paris, you probably know something of them.

" "Oh!" cried Grace, "I can tolerate any thing but the Hajjis!"

" "The Hajjis," repeated Grace laughing, though she blushed to the eyes.

" "I should like to see one of these Hajjis," cried Sir George.

"I do not wish to take Sir George Templemore any where, for your Hajjis have opinions of their own on such subjects.

"The Hajjis are privileged.

" As Hajjis of approved experience, the persons who led the advance in this little procession, were subjects of a proper attention and respect; but as the admiration of mere vulgar travelling would in itself be vulgar, care was taken to reserve the condensed feeling of the company for the celebrated English writer and wit, who was known to bring up the rear.