Ten Thousand a-Year. Volume 2.

· 1877

"The Attorney-General did his work very fairly, I thought--eh, Lynx?" said Mr. Subtle, as arm-in-arm with Mr. Lynx, he quitted the Castle-gates, each of them on his way to their respective lodgings, to prepare for the next day's work. "Yes--he's a keen hand, to be sure: he's given us _all_ work enough; and I must say, it's been a capital set-to between you! I'm _very_ glad you got the verdict!"…

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