The house, said the waiter, was celebrated for its sherry.

He's taken part in many wars,' said the waiter.

Flood wants to see your honour when you're dressed,' said the waiter, interrupting his soliloquy.

'I am going to shut up, sir,' said the waiter, drawing near.

'Close by, sir,' said the waiter, 'not above five hundred yards, sir.

'Gentleman's dinner is ordered, my lord; quite ready,' said the waiter.

'In breeches and gaiters, broad-brimmed hat, grey coat, speckled choker,' said the waiter.

'This is Gorgonzola, main,' said the waiter, with a severe manner.

'Coming, sir,' said the waiter, as he disappeared round a corner.

'Certainly,' said the waiter; 'which would you like, wine or spirits?'

'Excuse me,' says the waiter, 'there is no more beef.'

"No thanks, sir," said the waiter, who smiled again and moved on.

"Yes, sir," said the waiter; and then he was allowed to disappear.

"The one right opposite is a rather stylish boarding-house," said the waiter.

"The two clergymen," said the waiter, "that threw soup at the wall."

"The boy wants to know if there's an answer," said the waiter.