A Visit To Newgate / The Signal-Man The Cat And The Fiddle-Level-6
The force of habit’ is a trite phrase in everyboy’s mouth; and it is not a little remerable that those who use it most as applied to others, unconsciously afford in their own persons singular examples of the power which habit and custom exercise over the minds of men, and of the little reflection they are apt to bestow on subjects with which every day’s experience has rendered them familiar.
