"One of you fly to the market," returned Jonathan; "another to the river; a third to the New Mint. We've never caught him cheating at cards; too clever; but we know he cheats. "Some dreadful deed is about to be committed, which I may perhaps prevent," muttered Jack to himself. Great stone staircases leading no one knew whither, and long gloomy passages, impressed the occasional visitor with the idea that he was traversing a building of vast extent; and, though this was not the case in reality, the deception was so cleverly contrived that it seldom failed of producing the intended effect. " By another—the no less facetious Ned Ward—it was termed, "A costly college for a crack-brained society, raised in a mad age, when the chiefs of the city were in a great danger of losing their senses, and so contrived it the more noble for their own reception; or they would never have flung away so much money to so foolish a purpose. ’ ‘But it was not your fault,’ protested Gosse, shocked.
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