SCENE XIV.
Don't you be saucy, Boys
Don't you be saucy, Boys
"WHAT are you grinning at, boys?" angrily demanded an old gentleman seated beside a meandering stream, of two schoolboys, who were watching him from behind a high paling at his rear.—"Don't you know a little makes fools laugh."
"Yes, sir! that's quite true, for we were laughing at what you've caught!"
"Umph! I tell you what, my lads, if I knew your master, I'd pull you up, and have you well dressed."
"Tell that to the fishes," replied the elder, "when you do get a bite!"
"You saucy jackanapes! how dare you speak to me in this manner?"