"Comfortable quarters you have here, Mr. Moore; and all snug to yourself."
"Yes, but my sister would be glad to see you, if you would prefer stepping into the house."
"Oh no! The ladies are best alone, I never was a lady's man. You don't mistake me for my friend Sweeting, do you, Mr. Moore?"
"Sweeting! Which of them is that? The gentleman in the chocolate overcoat, or the little gentleman?"
"The little one--he of Nunnely; the cavalier of the Misses Sykes, with the whole six of whom he is in love, ha! ha!"

"Comfortable quarters you have here, Mr. Moore; all snug to yourself."
"Yes, but my sister would be glad to see you, if you would prefer stepping into the house."
"Oh, no! I never was a lady's man, not like my friend Sweeting."
"Sweeting! Which one is that?" asked Moore. "The one with the chocolate overcoat, or the little gentleman?"
"The little one - the cavalier of the Misses Sykes, with the whole six of whom he is in love, ha! ha!"
