... took me for John Cardigan. I said so. My second cousin or something. Well, I'm not. If you'd glanced at the register you'd have seen I signed on as Peter Cardigan. Then why did you pretend But this this is terrific You're just like John like he was ...

... had her eye on the plates and I'll send it straight off to Cardigan. There's a wonderful man there he can mend __ anything. i \T n o 1 Itt x v.du y I'll see what I can do myself. I ex pect John's got some glue and f> things. '''it-.. Please. But the ...

... is the well-known story of the wildly-generous Sir John Penton, who fancied Kisber, the winner of the Derby of 1876. The owner, Mr. Baltazzi, told Sir John that the horse had no chance, but Sir John laughed, put his last thousand pounds on the horse and ...