A faded coxcomb who talks of his successes with "the dear creatures."

An old fellow who is always recollecting a "capital thing he heard

five-and-twenty years ago."

An old play-goer who will insist "we haven't a single actor left," and

then tells you, "You should have seen Dicky Suett."

"A man who has seen better days," and will recollect the time he had

"thirteen different sorts of wine on his table, and kept his mare and

French cook, but no one cares _that_ for him now"—the _that_ being a

snap of the fingers.

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