In Simsbury there had been no opportunity for an intending actor to learn certain little niceties expected at sentimental moments.
Mr. Simsbury gave me quite an amiable bow as I entered the buggy.
Yet there was to be said in favour of the Simsbury position that it steadily endured.
I had not been able to go to see him during the winter, but on the last of March I went to Simsbury.
In two days he had accumulated a sum for which, back in Simsbury, he would have had to toil a week.
