Excerpt from The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, Vol. 3 This turmoil, instead of quickly subsiding after the first outburst (as turmoils not unfrequently do, whether in taverns, legislative assemblies, or else where), into a mere grumbling and growling squab ble, increased every moment; and although the whole din appeared to be raised by but one pair of lungs, yet that one pair was of so powerful a quality, and repeated such words as scoundrel, rascal, insolent puppy, and a variety of exple tives no less flattering to the party addressed, with such great relish and strength of tone, that a dozen voices raised in concert under any ordinary circum stances would have made far less uproar and created much smaller consternation.

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