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But if you wish to hear the story of that young man , so far as known , which is not so even in Flamborough , you must please to come on Sunday , Sir ; for Sunday is the only day that I can spare for clacking , as the common people say . I must be off now ; I have fifty things to see to . And on Sunday my master has his best things on , and loves no better than to sit with his legs up , and a long clay pipe lying on him down below his waist -LRB- or , to speak more correctly , where it used to be , as he might , indeed , almost say the very same to me -RRB- , and then not to speak a word , but hear other folk tell stories , that might not have made such a dinner as himself . And as for dinner , Sir , if you will do the honor to dine with them that are no more than in the Volunteers , a saddle of good mutton fit for the Body-Guards to ride upon , the men with the skins around them all turned up , will be ready just at one o'clock , if the parson lets us out . '' `` My dear madam , I shall scarcely care to look at any slice of victuals until one o'clock on Sunday , by reason of looking forward . '' After all , this was not such a gross exaggeration , Anerley Farm being famous for its cheer ; whereas the poor lieutenant , at the best of times , had as much as he could do to make both ends meet ; and his wife , though a wonderful manager , could give him no better than coarse bread , and almost coarser meat . `` And , Sir , if your good lady would oblige us also -- '' `` No , madam , no ! ''