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`` A fine gun is rather a difficult thing to get in these days , Todd , '' replied St. George , opening his napkin . `` Since old Joe Manton died I do n't know but one good maker -- and that 's Purdey , of London , and he , I hear , has orders to last him five years . No , Todd -- I 'd rather have the toast . '' `` Yes , sah -- I knowed ye could n't do nuffln ' fur him -- Take de top piece -- dat 's de brownest -- but he seemed so cut up ` bout it dat I tol ' him he might see ye fur a minute if he come ` long ` bout ten o'clock , when you was fru ' yo ' bre ` kfus ' , ` fo ' ye got tangled up wid yo ' letters an ' de papers . Dat 's him now , I spec 's . Shall I show him in ? '' `` Yes , show him in , Todd .