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`` Why so ? '' inquired the gentleman . `` Because he thinks it unhealthy and wicked-like to work by night and sleep by day , as you must when you are on a morning paper like poor Thomas . You see , sir , Rowles has been lock-keeper these seventeen years with eighteen shillings a-week and a house , and his hours from six in the morning to ten at night ; so he always gets his money regular and his sleep regular , and he ca n't see why other men ca n't do the same . '' `` We can not be all of one trade , '' remarked Mr. Burnet . `` And I hope he does not hold that bad opinion of all in the printing business , because I am a printer myself . '' `` You , sir ! ''