You MIGHT say the landlady of the Falcon Hotel, since we are in for politeness.

I thought you said the landlady was going to help.

Merrick, said the landlady, placing a chair for him.

It would be impossible, said the landlady and her son, to produce horses on the instant.

A pretty thing, isn't it? said the landlady.

'I shall be very glad to take notice, sir,' said the landlady.

'O, it won't inconvenience him, I assure you!' said the landlady eloquently.

Tickets to the Museum,- saidthe landlady.

You're go'n' to have a young lady next you, if you wait till to-morrow,- saidthe landlady to him.

'There's a letter come for you,' said the landlady as she admitted him.

'All I can say is,' said the landlady, sighing, 'I'm glad it's Saturday.'

-Wea'n't talking about pictures,- saidthe landlady's daughter,-we'retalking about women.

Why, the soap,- saidthe landlady.

'Glad to see you, Mr. Williamson,' said the landlady, scrutinising him with unmistakable suspicion.

'It must be a fight he 's having with a flea,' said the landlady.

You're go'n' to have a young lady next you, if you wait till to-morrow,- saidthe landlady to Little Boston.