I 'ave 'eard that that is always the case with men that 'as an ideadaresay you 'ave found it so yourself.

And then, with, an air of circumspection that would have awakened suspicion in a week-old baby, and laying the accent heavily on most of the words he chose, he asked, "I thuppothe nobody 'athn't 'eard of any other big thingth, about, 'ave they?

"'Eav'nlythat was Mrs. Mortimer's word for it; an' Mr. Mortimer said 'twas the dream of 'is life, to pop" "Eh?" "It began with popto pop something Shakespeare in places where they 'adn't 'eard of 'im.

o' killing it on the sly that it was wunnerful to hear 'im. George Barstow took fright when he 'eard of them, and the care 'e took o' that cat was wunnerful to behold.

Oh, you think we 'aven't 'eard.