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ru ming down his face al Sheridan's jokes,
and almos, ready to hug him as an honest
fellow.


Shcridan's irouse and lobby were beset
with duns every morning, who were told
that Mr.. Sheridan was not yet up, and
shown into the several rooms on each side
of the entrance. AS soon as he had break
tasted, he asked. Are those doors shut,
John ? and being assured they were. march
ed out very deliberately between them, to the
astonishment of his scf-invited guests, who
soon found the bird had flown. / have heard
one of his old city friends declare, that such
was the effect of his frank, cordial manner,
and insinuating eloquence, that he was al
ways afraid to go to ask debt OF long
standing, lest he should borrow twice as
much. A play had been put off one night,
or favourite actor did not appear, and the
audience demanded to have their money
back again; but when they came to the door,
they were told by the check taker there was
none for them, for that Mr.. Sheridan had
been in the mean time and carried ofT all the
money in the till.