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On one occasion when he was walking with Posh on the pier some stranger hazarded a casual word or two p. 36to the fisherman.

From the first there was a difficulty in persuading Posh to keep any accounts of either outgoings or incomings.

We drew up at the door of a palatial establishment—the "posh" hotel of Los Angeles.

Dr. Aldis Wright was under the impression that the portrait was never finished; but Posh is very certain about it.

But Posh could never regard the “mild bare,” the “twopenny” of the district, as an enemy.

Posh reminded Fitzgerald of his dead friend Browne; he made him captain of his lugger, and was thereafter devoted to him.

It appears that Mr. Posh, a man of a most scientific imagination, assigned the rle of hero in his story to a marvellous automaton.

Posh himself admits, or rather boasts, that the “break” was owing to his own action.

According to Posh, the original name of this schooner was the Shamrock, but she has become famous as the Scandal.

When the firing ceased and we attempted to re-form our little party, a Cockney known as "Posh" Wilks was missing.