| The Maid, however, had been wounded in the foot by a calthrop, and was besides mortally weary. |
| Later he goes to see Mr. calthrop, and wears his white suit with silver lace, having left off his great skirt-coat. |
| Outside his own immediate circle Mr. calthrop has laboured with much effect. |
| He lay back and turned his head to one side and looked towards the next table on which Captain calthrop was amputating an arm. |
| Then Captain calthrop broke away and danced by himself, kicking his legs up in the air. |
| The North of London is favoured as regards clergymen, and Mr. calthrop is a favourable specimen of his class. |
