A man on the stairs said the tailor wasn't working.

Seven at one blow is my motto, said the Tailor.

People said the tailor was indebted to Ralph for proofs of friendship more substantial than sympathy.

Pray, sir, stay a minute, said the tailor; and then prostrating himself at the sultan's feet.

Lott,' said the tailor in an exhausted voice, 'I apologise to you for my son's rudeness.

I've always said the tailor was quite the gentleman; and now you see how your betters call him.

'With all my heart,' said the tailor, 'if you are sharp about it.

Lott,' said the tailor, in a voice still broken by pants and coughs, 'will you speak or me?

And now they say the tailors are going to strike; more fools, too, when the trade is so slack.

"Make a hole and let out the broth again," said the tailor.

Fish Hawk, said the tailor.

"Anything that you will do, I will do it," said the tailor.

"I'll tell you what it is," said the Tailor, after a pause.

'A short life and a merry one,' says the tailor-

"What wonderful long corners she's got to her eyes!" said the tailor.

"I'll soon put a stop to the business," said the tailor.