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You forget , sir , as he 's up pretty well all night to let in gents at all hours . '' `` Loose fish ? '' `` Some of 'em , sir -- if you means gents as do n't behave themselves and comes home smelling of spirits horrid . But most of 'em 's from Fleet Street , sir , from the noosepapers , as keeps 'em till two and three and four o'clock , and sometimes later . '' `` Of course , of course , Mrs Brade , '' said Guest , rising . `` We must have our morning papers . '' `` Yes , sir , _ and _ our bread and rolls ; not that I wish you to think we 've anyone in the inn as is a baker . ''