werge of
insensibility,
to climb
up the
stairs,
one by
one, with
his hands
and knees.
They'd
have been
much too
steep for
him, if he
had been
sober; but
he
wouldn't
be helped.
It warn't
long after
that, that
I read in
the
newspaper
of Mr.
Chops's
being
presented
at court.
It was
printed,
"It will
be
recollected"--and
I've
noticed in
my life,
that it is
sure to be
printed
that it
WILL be
recollected,
whenever
it
won't--"that
Mr. Chops
is the
individual


