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Bradford station, we'll say, 'as a call X Y Z, an' w'enever X Y Z sounds yeh know that's Bradford a-speakin'. So if yeh 'eerd X Y Z in London yeh'd know somethin' was wrong with Bradford. 'But if ther' hain't any, breaks in father, who was gettin' impatient. 'Shut up! will yeh? sez the doctor, 'till I git through. Well; all 'long that Bradford line yeh can give that Bradford call.
And we proceeded onwards. Wall, on our way home we heard a bystander a-speakin' about the beautiful vistas, and the other one replied, and said how wonderful and beautiful he considered 'em. And Josiah sez to me, "Where be them 'Vistas, anyway? I've hearn more talk about 'em than a little do they keep 'em in cases, or be they rolled up in rolls?
Weller, returned Arabella, 'go on. Make haste, pray. 'Well, miss, said Sam, 'he's heerd all about it from him; and it's the gov'nor's opinion that if you don't see him wery quick, the sawbones as we've been a-speakin' on, 'ull get as much extra lead in his head as'll rayther damage the dewelopment o' the orgins if they ever put it in spirits artervards.
She had nice manners with all, but to me there was nobody so entertainin'. She'd take off anybody's natural talk winter evenin's when we set here alone, so you'd think 'twas them a-speakin'. There, there!" I saw that he had dropped a stitch again, and was snarling the blue yarn round his clumsy fingers.
Shelby paid no more attention to her than he paid to the quarreling jays in the holly trees, and the order was sharply repeated. "Oh, are you a-speakin' to me, ma'am?" he then said. "Certainly. I wish my dog handed to me." Shelby looked at the pampered poodle and then at its mistress. Then with a guileless smile remarked: "Now you don't sesso?
And if Dennis, the man, happened to be present, Tom would swear at the dog, calling him every evil name which came to the tip of the foulest tongue in British Columbia. Always, at the end of these commination services, Tom would say to Dennis, the man, "I an't a-speakin' to you, old socks, so keep yer hair on." Certainly he lacked backbone and jawbone.
Now, to-day I wanted to see you so bad, at any rate, and, thinks I, here's a bit of news as my Jim will like to learn. Look now: young master, he's a-goin' to a place they call Bragford by the five-o'clock train. O, I mind the name well enough. You know, Jim, you always bid me take notice of names. Well, it's Bragford. Bragford, says he, quite plain, an' as loud as I'm a-speakin' now."
"Look here, Joseph," continued Snac, opening his trap wide, "you go and tell him. 'My lord, says you a-speakin' like a man, Joseph, and a-lookin' his lordship i' the face as a man in a suit of clothes like them has got a right to do 'my lord, you says, 'you're as mean as you're high, says you. 'What for? says he.
Woodcot, he come to give me somethink to ease me, wot he's allus a-doing on day and night, and wen he come over me and a-speakin' up so bold, I see his tears a-fallin', Mr. Snagsby."
Woodcot, he come fur to giv me somethink fur to ease me, wot he's allus a-doin' on day and night, and wen he come a-bending over me and a-speakin up so bold, I see his tears a-fallin, Mr. Sangsby." The softened stationer deposits another half-crown on the table. Nothing less than a repetition of that infallible remedy will relieve his feelings. "Wot I was a-thinkin on, Mr.
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