P. Coun. I have perused it. To be candid, you must apply yourself more to solid knowledge. There are glaring faults in it.--
Sell. Under your inspection--
P. Coun. With all my heart. But you must do more, and then the faults in orthography are too numerous. Call in the assistance of a good grammarian.
Sell. I will endeavour--
P. Coun. Your motion in the court-house of yesterday, that the foot-passenger should be prohibited to walk in the middle of the street, has provoked some laughter.
Sell. I wanted to propose something in my turn too.
P. Coun. It is too trifling. Wait for the motions of the senior barristers, and--
Sell. I wanted to give myself a little air of consequence by a motion of my own, hence--
P. Coun. No, no. If you have nothing of greater consequence to propose, you had better walk like the rest in the middle of the street. (They retire to the closet.)