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I was glad to see that Posh no longer numbered me among “that breed.”

But by this time FitzGerald had seen symptoms in Posh which caused him anxiety.

But it is possible that Posh dealt more fairly with him than he thought.

I do not think Posh troubled himself much about the accounts.

The “lines and anchors” were, Posh thinks, lost from his old punt the Gazelle.

Posh does not remember whether he laid out the three halfpence or not.

This Posh bought for about £100 without consulting his partner.

The letter, as handed to me by Posh, was incomplete, and lacked signature.

It was a bitter winter, and Posh, he thought, was not over-hale.

But for the future FitzGerald and Posh were no longer partners.