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` A what ? ' cried Martin . ` A muniment , ' rejoined the Captain . Martin looked despairingly at Mark , who informed him that the Captain meant a written notice that Mr Chuzzlewit would receive the Watertoasters that day , at and after two o'clock which was in effect then hanging in the bar , as Mark , from ocular inspection of the same , could testify . ` You would n't be unpop ' lar , I know , ' said the Captain , paring his nails . ` Our citizens a n't long of riling up , I tell you ; and our Gazette could flay you like a wild cat . ' Martin was going to be very wroth , but he thought better of it , and said : ` In Heaven 's name let them come , then . '