"Oh! You can't answer for him?" says Mr. George, finishing the inquiry in his lower key with the words "You lying old rascal!"
"My dear friend, he is not to be depended on. I wouldn't trust him. He will have his bond, my dear friend."
"Devil doubt him," says Mr. George. Charley appearing with a tray, on which are the pipe, a small paper of tobacco, and the brandy-and-water, he asks her, "How do you come here! You haven't got the family face."
"I goes out to work, sir," returns Charley.

"Oh! You can't answer for him?" says Mr. George, adding in an undertone, "You lying old rascal!"
"My dear friend, he is not to be depended on. He will have his bond."
"Devil doubt him," says Mr. George. Charley appears with a tray, on which are the clay pipe, a small paper of tobacco, and the brandy-and-water. He asks her,
"How do you come here? You haven't got the family face."
"I goes out to work, sir," returns Charley.
