"Here's something I'll need Draper for, and she's 200 miles away.

I was bred a linen-draper, and went into business with better than a thousand pounds.

They comprised the drapers, which always took precedence of the five others, the grocers, the mercers, the furriers, the hatters, and the goldsmiths.

Yet, before that happens there will probably be other vacancies to content both Draper and you.

I received a reply which bore the Brighton postmark, and which desired me to be outside Furnival's, the drapers, in West Street, at 9.30 on the morning of March 17th, and to bring the money (£10,000) in Bank of England notes.

Greasy Tallow-chandlers, and pursey Woollen-drapers, and grim-featured dealers in Hard-ware, were his associates at Manchester, Derby, Nottingham, and Sheffield; and among them the light of truth was to be shed from its cloudy tabernacle in Mr. Coleridge's Pericranium.

"And plainly life is to her worth having," added the draper.

The cause that drew forth the famous Drapier letterswhy Swift chose to spell the word draper with an i no one has ever explainedappears at first sight hardly worthy of the occasion.