"Snubs and Romans are plentiful enough, and there are flats of all sorts and sizes when there's a meeting at Exeter Hall"—Chap. v.
"Very glad to make your acquaintance, Miss," said Squeers, raising his hat an inch or two—Chap. v.
On the opposite side of the fire, there sat with folded arms a wrinkling hideous figure—Chap. vi.
The first class English spelling and philosophy—Chap. viii.