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22. ' Look out of the winder, James, and see wot'un a night 



it is.' . . . 'Hellish dark, and smells of cheese!' . . . 

 ' Smells o' cheese ! smells o' cheese ! vy, man, you 've 

 got your nob i' the cupboard' (page 186), . 



23. ' The old customer ' (page 199), . . . .176 



24. The death of 'the old customer' (page 203), 



25. Walter Fleeceall's ominous visage appearing on one side 



of the gate, and Duncan Kevin's on the other, caused 

 such a sensation, that (to avoid the dust) many of 

 the gentlemen got into the fields, and never came 

 near the gate again (page 208), . . . 192 



