_Arthur._
Yes, sir, it is quite true.
_Sir William._
Then, sir, let me acqueent you that these are not the manners, nor the
practices, of a gentleman.
_Arthur._
No, sir?
_Sir William._
No, sir, they are the manners, and the practices, of a Troubadour.
_Miss Gower._
A troubadour in Cavendish Square! quite out of place!
_Arthur._
I--I'm very sorry, sir; I--I never looked at it in that light.
_Sir William._
[_Snuffing._] Ah--h--h--h! ho! pi--i--i--sh!
_Arthur._
But at the same time, sir, I dare say--of course I don't speak from
precise knowledge--but I dare say there were a good many--a good
many-----
_Sir William._
Good many--what sir?
_Arthur._