[312] Melincourt, II, 10. Cf. some other clerical cognomens, Gaster, Grovelgrub; and the way in which they were lived up to.
[313] The Misfortunes of Elphin, 65. There is a similar hit through Friar Tuck, in Maid Marian, 30.
[314] Book of Snobs, 232.
[315] Framley Parsonage, 23. On another occasion we are told that “Mrs. Proudie’s manner might have showed to a very close observer that she knew the difference between a bishop and an archdeacon.”
[316] Ibid., 86.
[317] The Warden, 50.
[318] The Bertrams, 114.
[319] Ibid., 303.
[320] Sir Harry Hotspur, 93.
[321] Barchester Towers, 77.