I never knew any good of Dan Stringer, said the archdeacon.

I suppose that's guano, said the archdeacon.

But if you can withdraw the passengers, the company, I dare say , will withdraw the trains, said the archdeacon.

"Every night regularly;-threepennypoints, and sixpence on the rubber," said the archdeacon.

"I must go to Cox and Cummins," said the archdeacon at last.

"I have not a very high opinion of them," said the archdeacon.

"I came here because I thought Henry was here," said the archdeacon.

"I seem to have known him all my life," said the archdeacon.

"I have nothing further to say or to hear," said the archdeacon.

"There is an historical Italian family of that name," said the Archdeacon.

"What you say does you very much honour indeed," said the archdeacon.

"We thought we should be too many for you," said the archdeacon.

"His going will make an old man of me," said the archdeacon.

"Yes, yes," said the archdeacon, impatient of poetry at such a time.

"And seventy-five, if you live till November ten years," said the archdeacon.

"You had better take your mother's horses all through," said the archdeacon.