"Egad, I've a pretty little job for Moll."
"Now don't you go leading Moll astray. She ain't been in Bridewell not these two years, and she don't vant to neither."
"This job won't take her there. I'm in need of a housewife for a month, and Moll's a nice homely woman."
"'Oo's she to look after, eh?"
"A pearl necklace," said Vernon.
"And a pretty neck, eh?"
"Tolerable," said Vernon.
"When do you want her?"
"Let me see—February. Shall we say the last week in March?"
"I'll tell her: I shall be sending a hussy from here presently to a nice honest sitivation." Again the chuckle was heard.