"Yes!" was the answer, "if I can have my price."
"Name your price, then, putting the rider into the bargain!"
This was too pointed to be passed over by a simple answer, and Coleridge was ready.
"My price for the
horse, sir
, if I sell him, is
one hundred
guineas, — as to the
rider
, never having been in parliament, and never intending to go,