Some, like “Piccadilly” and “Week-End,” are merely accomplished character sketches.
These collars, at present worn by the fast young men of the day, are called "The Piccadilly three-folds."
So I sat there, in turn wondering if he were honest or a rogue, an adventurer or an idler, a river-man or a fop from Piccadilly.
He found himself, after a few minutes' hurried walking, in Piccadilly.
But no one cared, not even that rotten josser of a journalist, with his article published in The Piccadilly Magazine.
Ellam—he of the ill-spelt letters and the Horse Guards—was a shopman somewhere in Piccadilly.
