Sketches of Young Gentlemen

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Sketches of Young Gentlemen Dickens, Charles

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  NothavingthehappinesstoknowGriggins,webecameextremelydesiroustoseesopleasantafellow,themoreespeciallyasastoutgentlemanwithapowderedhead,whowassittingwithhisbreechesbucklesalmosttouchingthehob,whisperedushewasawitofthefirstwater,whenthedooropened,andMr。Grigginsbeingannounced,presentedhimself,amidstanothershoutoflaughterandaloudclappingofhandsfromtheyoungerbranches。Thiswelcomeheacknowledgedbysundrycontortionsofcountenance,imitativeoftheclowninoneofthenewpantomimes,whichweresoextremelysuccessful,thatonestoutgentlemanrolleduponanottomaninaparoxysmofdelight,protesting,withmanygasps,thatifsomebodydidn’tmakethatfellowGrigginsleaveoff,hewouldbethedeathofhim,heknew。Atthisthecompanyonlylaughedmoreboisterouslythanbefore,andaswealwaysliketoaccommodateourtoneandspiritifpossibletothehumourofanysocietyinwhichwefindourself,welaughedwiththerest,andexclaimed,’Oh!

  capital,capital!’asloudasanyofthem。

  Whenhehadquiteexhaustedallbeholders,Mr。Grigginsreceivedthewelcomesandcongratulationsofthecircle,andwentthroughtheneedfulintroductionswithmucheaseandmanypuns。Thisceremonyover,heavowedhisintentionofsittinginsomebody’slapunlesstheyoungladiesmaderoomforhimonthesofa,whichbeingdone,afteragreatdealoftitteringandpleasantry,hesqueezedhimselfamongthem,andlikenedhisconditiontothatofloveamongtheroses。Atthisnoveljestweallroaredoncemore。’Youshouldconsideryourselfhighlyhonoured,sir,’saidwe。’Sir,’

  repliedMr。Griggins,’youdomeproud。’Hereeverybodylaughedagain;andthestoutgentlemanbythefirewhisperedinourearthatGrigginswasmakingadeadsetatus。

  Thetea—thingshavingbeenremoved,weallsatdowntoaroundgame,andhereMr。Grigginsshoneforthwithpeculiarbrilliancy,abstractingotherpeople’sfish,andlookingovertheirhandsinthemostcomicalmanner。Hemadeonemostexcellentjokeinsnuffingacandle,whichwasneithermorenorlessthansettingfiretothehairofapaleyounggentlemanwhosatnexthim,andafterwardsbegginghispardonwithconsiderablehumour。Astheyounggentlemancouldnotseethejokehowever,possiblyinconsequenceofitsbeingonthetopofhisownhead,itdidnotgooffquiteaswellasitmighthavedone;indeed,theyounggentlemanwasheardtomurmursomegeneralreferencesto’impertinence,’anda’rascal,’andtostatethenumberofhislodgingsinanangrytone—aturnoftheconversationwhichmighthavebeenproductiveofslaughterousconsequences,ifayounglady,betrothedtotheyounggentleman,hadnotusedherimmediateinfluencetobringaboutareconciliation:emphaticallydeclaringinanagitatedwhisper,intendedforhispeculiaredificationbutaudibletothewholetable,thatifhewentoninthatway,sheneverwouldthinkofhimotherwisethanasafriend,thoughasthatshemustalwaysregardhim。Atthisterriblethreattheyounggentlemanbecamecalm,andtheyounglady,overcomebytherevulsionoffeeling,instantaneouslyfainted。

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