Timmins

Timmins's earliest friend in life was Simmins, whose wife and family have taken a cottage at Mortlake for the season.

"Very good," says Fitz, with a sad face of assent—and Mrs. Timmins went on reading her list.

I never saw a man in such a state as Fitzroy Timmins in the presence of those ravishing houris.

As for the evening-party, if a crowd in the dog-days is pleasant, poor Mrs. Timmins certainly had a successful soiree.

Till then Mr. Timmins will be the only officer on board; the others will not join till she begins to take in her cargo.