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You may set down your things here a bit, Mr. Cramp, till Sir Cameron rings his bell.—Plague upon it! to make all this ado about nothing. Plague take the whole tribe of suspectors and inspectors, with all their cautions, and securities, and contrivances!

No, no, Mr. Grumbler! you must not say so to a locksmith. My benison upon the whole tribe.

Yes, truly, thou hast made a pretty penny of it here.

Not much neither: I have not changed a lock in this house these three months.