David Copperfield by Charles Dickens Chapter 28 Page 47

‘and so is the sight of you, Daisy, in full bloom.

How are you, my Bacchanal?’

‘I am very well,’ said I; ‘and not at all Bacchanalian tonight, though I confess to another party of three.’

‘All of whom I met in the street, talking loud in your praise,’ returned Steerforth. ‘Who’s our friend in the tights?’

I gave him the best idea I could, in a few words, of Mr. Micawber. He laughed heartily at my feeble portrait of that gentleman, and said he was a man to know, and he must know him.

‘But who do you suppose our other friend is?’ said I, in my turn.

‘Heaven knows,’ said Steerforth.