... opening act the King brings to a close the interview with Kent in a manner more worthy of his impetuous temper and his puerile egotism than of his paternal feelings or his royal dignity. He Lauishes Kent for interposing in Cordelia r e behalf, gives him six ...

... just in time to arcane o missile, in the shape of • boot, which Mr Hilton flung at his hea I. Ah, it is only in a university or • barrack that one man can go into another man's room and fling his own boots at hie head without provoking offence Truly there ...

... nothing can justify any man behaving like a tap-room brawler l in citcumstances when it is impossible to use the I up-room boots or pewter pot in defence of good manners. Mr Plimsoll in the character of sailors' ft iend is the greatest actot of his ...