SIGSBY. I don’t understand—

JAWBONES. You find yourself ’alf way up a ladder, posting bills as the

other side ’as took objection to—with a crowd of girls from Pink’s jam

factory waiting for you at the bottom with a barrel of treacle, and you

_will_ understand. Nothing else for me to do, o’ course, but to go up.

Then they took the ladder away.

SIGSBY. Where are the bills?

JAWBONES. Last I see of them was their being put into a ’earse on its

way to Ilford Cemetery.

SIGSBY. This has got to be seen into. This sort of thing can’t be

allowed to go on. (_He snatches up his hat_.)

JAWBONES. There’s another suggestion I’d like to make.

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