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'Some folks can't a-bear to put off their colours, she remarked; 'but that was never the way i' my family. Why, Mrs. Parrot, from the time I was married, till Mr. Higgins died, nine years ago come Candlemas, I niver was out o' black two year together! 'Ah, said Mrs. Parrot, who was conscious of inferiority in this respect, 'there isn't many families as have had so many deaths as yours, Mrs.
"Seems to me if Missie don't get what she wants she won't be long wantin' anything." Stella had shown no inclination to get up and Susan had left her in bed. "Seems like as if gettin' up was more than she could a-bear," said Susan. "I did try to coax her out when the day were sunny, but 'twas no use.
"I jest do!" said the big fellow, heartily. "T'tell the truth, Ruthie, sometimes I kin scarce a-bear Jabe Potter. I wouldn't work for him another month, I vow! if 'twasn't for the old woman and and you." "Oh, thank you, Ben, for that compliment," cried Ruth, dimpling and running into the kitchen to set back the coffee-pot in which the coffee was threatening to boil over.
I can't a-bear to see her in those dirty gewgaws." "Ye abbeys and ye arches, Ye old cathedrals dear, The hearts that love you tremble, And your enemies have cheer." "What would Jeph say?" was the thought of both Steadfast and Patience, as Emlyn ran about with Rusha and Ben, making herself tolerably happy and enlivening them all a good deal.
An' you may depend upon it, John, this 'ere Lady 'Ilder's one of his relations, an' she's come round on a message from Lady Le Breting, to begin a reconciliation. And though we should be sorry to lose 'em, as 'as stood by 'em through all their troubles, I'm glad to 'ear it, John, that I am, for I can't a-bear to see that dear young fellow a-eatin' 'is life out with care and anxiety. And Mrs.
"Well, you know as we couldn't either of us a-bear you, because you knew of our evil ways, and you was so bold as to tell us we was doing wrong. I knowed that you was right, and I wasn't at all easy; but Georgina wouldn't let me rest till we had got you out of the house.
"Now don't stand shilly-shallying and a-thinking and a-thinking, that never did anybody any good. I can't a-bear a man as thinks and thinks when there's anything to be done as plain as the nose in his face. Where's your bag?" Mrs. Carter was out of the room in an instant, and in ten minutes came back with a change of clothes. "Now, let us know where you are; but don't send your letters here.
For Molly never could 'a-bear' perch, because of the hardness of the scales, saying she would as soon 'scrape a vlint; and they laughed to scorn our idea of skinning them as you do moorhens, whose 'dowl' no fingers can pick. So we lit a fire and blew it up, lying on the soft short grass in a state of nature after a swim, there being none to see us but the glorious sun.
Measter, too I could a-bear a good deal, but measter cuts through the stable-yard, and past me, wi'out a word, as if I was poison, or a stinking foumart. It's that as is worst, Miss Nelly, it is." And the poor man brushed some tears from his eyes with the back of his withered, furrowed hand.
Lake won't a-bear carriage; and so the room on the level, my lord, would, perhaps, be more convenient. 'Certainly; tell her so. I will speak to Miss Brandon when she comes down. How soon will the doctor be here? 'From a quarter to half an hour, my lord. 'Then tell the housekeeper to arrange as she proposes, and don't remove his clothes until the doctor comes. Everyone must assist. I know, St.
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