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`` And who do you think they are for then ? Why , my man , it 's poor folks like you and me , who would n't feel comfortable in grand churches and chapels , that want such homely places , where we can slip in and out without being looked down upon . '' `` Maybe you 're right so fur ; but you do n't want no smokin ' , drinkin ' fellers , anyhow , '' responded Richard . `` You 're making another mistake , Mr. Seymour ; for the truth is , we 're better pleased to see them turn up than any other sort of folks ; so you 'd better give me leave to call for you to-morrow evening at eight o'clock , before the service begins . '' `` Well , I 'm beat . You mean to take it out of me , somehow , and I may as well give in , but you need n't trouble to call . I 'll come , sure enough . ''