Edwin. "Very well, then; but that's enough. Come away, Emmy."
Emma. "Oh, stop one minute—look here—did you ever? Isn't it elegant? What is it, pray?"
Shopman. "Why, ma'am, that is a clothes-horse, made from a drawing of Edwin Landseer's. Prince Albert has the companion to it."
Emma. "Oh, do buy it, Edwin; I wont ask you for anything else, indeed."
Edwin. "Very well, then; but mind, it's to be the last."
They take arms, and are about to leave the tempting shop, when Emma's attention is suddenly drawn by a curious mug, at which she cannot help laughing.
Emma. "Oh! what is this, pray?"
An Art-Teapot.
Shopman. "That, madam, is a teapot, designed after a popular pattern, very generally known amongst the Ethiopians under the name of the 'blackman's teapot.' It is universally admired."