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Dwyer, sir," he began faintly, with his eyes fixed fearfully on the managing editor, "he got arrested and I couldn't get here no sooner, 'cause they kept a-stopping me, and they took me cab from under me but " he pulled the notebook from his breast and held it out with its covers damp and limp from the rain, "but we got Hade, and here's Mr. Dwyer's copy."
If the excited and irritable populace knew I was here, I should be torn to pieces. 'No! Vould you, sir? inquired Sam. 'I should be the victim of their fury, replied Pott. 'Now young man, what of your master? 'He's a-stopping here to-night on his vay to town, with a couple of friends, replied Sam. 'Is Mr. Winkle one of them? inquired Pott, with a slight frown. 'No, Sir. Mr.
Some point in stage-management seemed to be under discussion, and to threaten a dissolution of partnership. For Dave was saying: "Then oy shall go and play with The Boys, because the fog's a-stopping. You look out at the winder!" Dolly met this with a firm, though gentle, prohibition. "No, you s'arn't. You is to be Gwanny Mawwowbone vis time, and set on the sofa. And me to be old Mrs.
Dwyer, sir," he began faintly, with his eyes fixed fearfully on the managing editor, "he got arrested and I couldn't get here no sooner, 'cause they kept a-stopping me, and they took me cab from under me but " he pulled the notebook from his breast and held it out with its covers damp and limp from the rain "but we got Hade, and here's Mr. Dwyer's copy."
Dwyer, sir," he began faintly, with his eyes fixed fearfully on the managing editor, "he got arrested and I couldn't get here no sooner, 'cause they kept a-stopping me, and they took me cab from under me but " he pulled the note-book from his breast and held it out with its covers damp and limp from the rain, "but we got Hade, and here's Mr. Dwyer's copy."
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