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Would you beleef it, in Boston ze femme zay even spat at me when I passed zem on ze street. And since from Cambridge we started, when I haf wished for anyzing, my one prayer zat it shall be a man and not a woman I must ask it has been. Ze women, I say it weez shame, are ze brutes, and ze men, zay seek to be gentle, mais, helas! zay are born of ze women!
Oh! if I could find someone to take me zere I would do anyzing! I would serve zem all, my life I would work my fingers to ze bare bones I would " A flood of emotion seemed to choke her words. "We'll help you all we can," interrupted Cora. "Why are you so anxious to go there?"
Too well haf I learned how difficile it ees to get anyzing from zeese barbarians." "They are hard, madame," explained Janice, "because they deem us foes." "But women cannot be zare enemies, and yet ze women ze worst are. Ma foi! Weez ze army I kept through ze wilderness, ze bois, from Canada, and not one unkind or insult did I receef, till I came to where zere were zose of my own sex.
"One cannot tell wiz ze Americans," Frenchy explained. "Zey grow so queeck so beeg. In Europe, zey haf' nevaire seen anyzing like zis zis army," he added, indicating with a sweeping wave of his hand the groups of lolling, joking soldiers. "They make fun of you a lot, don't they?" "Ah, zat I do not mind." "Maybe that's why they all like you."
They go the next morning, and what’s to prevent your making a quick recovery and pluckily going down to Brierley Park as the interesting convalescent? She will know that you’ve made a dangerous journey on her account.” The Baron’s face cleared again. “Let us try!” he said; “anyzing is better zan my present state. Bot, be careful, Bonker!”
"I do not know anyzing at all about it," the milliner objected, "but if you say you have ze right!" she shrugged her shoulders and sat down. Hamilton promptly picked up his portfolio, opened it on his knee, and began to put some of the queries required.
"No need to pay anyzing." Bert's being seemed to tighten towards desperate deeds. "Gaw!" he said, clutching his coat, "AIN'T there?" "Pe galm," said the secretary. "Listen! You shall haf five hundert poundts. You shall haf it on my promise. I will do that for you, and that is all I can do. Take it from me. Gif me the name of that bank. Write it down. So! I tell you the Prince is no choke.
He lit a cigar, pushed back his chair, and replied blandly, “I am in your hands. I am ready to enjoy anyzing.” “Do you wish instruction or entertainment?” “Mix zem, Bonker. Entertain by instrogtion; instrogt by entertaining.” “You are epigrammatic, Baron, but devilish vague.
A terrible chill ran through the being of Mr. Smallways. To this day he is not clear in his mind whether he wept or no, but certainly there was weeping in his voice. "'Ere, I say!" he protested. "Ain't I to 'ave nothin' for 'em?" The secretary regarded him with benevolent eyes. "You do not deserve anyzing!" he said. "I might 'ave tore 'em up." "Zey are not yours!" "They weren't Butteridge's!"