1 Steelman was a hard case.

2 There was no shaking off Steelman.

3 Next morning Steelman was sitting beside Brown's bed with a saucer of vinegar, some brown paper, a raw beef-steak, and a bottle of soda.

4 Bosh!interrupted Steelman, cheerfully.

5 Brown tried all ways to get rid of Steelman, but he couldn't do it.

6 "I'll put patients on Meridia—but I'll check their blood pressure once or twice a month, " says Michael Steelman, M.D., a spokesperson for the ASBP.

7 Few people care to call the police in a case like this; and besides, as before remarked, Steelman knew his men.

8 You'd better invite some woman you know to come on a visit, and pass her off as your sister,said Brown to his wife,[] while Steelman was gone for the beer.

9 He took a day off to get thoroughly worked up in, came home that night full to the chin of indignation and Dunedin beer, and tried to kick Steelman out.

10 If you were married, and settled down, and were so unfortunate as to have known Steelman in other days, he would, if in your neighbourhood and deadbeat, be sure to look you up.