"Half after nine, sir," repeats Mr. Snagsby. "Our law-writers, who live by job-work, are a queer lot; and this may not be his name, but it's the name he goes by. I remember now, sir, that he gives it in a written advertisement he sticks up down at the Rule Office, and the King's Bench Office, and the Judges' Chambers, and so forth. You know the kind of document, sir--wanting employ?"

"Our law-writers, who live by job-work, are a queer lot, sir; and this may not be his name, but it's the name he goes by. He has an advertisement stuck up at the Rule Office, and the Judges' Chambers, and so forth. You know the kind of document, sir - wanting employ?"
