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It cuts a fellow; it's humiliating; it is crool, that's what it is, awful crool, and I'll tell you the straight-out truth that I've cried over it!" He looked quite capable of crying over it again, and his honest, manly face bore mute witness to his words.
I'm sure I feel for you. It's fair crool, it is." Mrs. Clover said nothing, and made a great effort to command herself. Her friends escorted her to the foot of the stairs. Mr. and Mrs. Cheeseman had their door ajar, knowing well what was in progress, for the landlady had not been able to keep her counsel at such a dramatic crisis; but fortunately Mrs. Clover was unaware of this.
There's no betther in this. 'Tis all bad, as you will find for yoursilf. "You're not like me, he says, tossin' his head. "'Praise the Saints, I am not, I sez. 'Fwhat I have done I have done an' been crool sorry for. Fwhin your time comes, sez I, 'ye'll remimber fwhat I say.
Again I told her I had nothing I was trying not to think of the miniature but just at that moment she caught sight of the child's jacket which I was still holding in my hand, and she fell on me with bitter reproaches. "You've money enough to spend on baby, though. It's crool.
He came back presently, and said: "Come with me, miss." Noel went. He was rather lame, had grey whiskers, and a ghostly thin resemblance to her uncle Bob, which perhaps had been the reason why she had chosen him. 64 "Brother goin' out, miss?" Noel nodded. "Ah! It's a crool war. I shan't be sorry when it's over. Goin' out and comin' in, we see some sad sights 'ere.
Harman will tell you, for we've talked on the matter." "He'd a' worked you crool hard, fed you crool bad, and landed you after a six months' cruise doped or drunk, with two cents in your pocket and an affidavit up his sleeve that you'd tried to fire his ship," said Harman. "I know the swab."
We're drefful cold, and it's a long crool way to town.... Thank you, dear. It shall be returned unto you after not too many days.... What?... Who?... Oh, a man.... Why, yes, it might be, but I'd be twice as likely to go tramping with Olive as with Phil.... No, it isn't.... Oh, as usual. He's getting to be quite a dancing-man.... Well, if you must know oh, I can't give you his name.
I hope ye'll none of ye be widows. It's a crool thing. And when ye've got no children of your own, and feel, all your inside risin' to another person's, and they hate ye hate ye! Oh! Oh! There, Mr. Wilfrud, ye needn't touch me elbow. Oh, dear! look at me in the glass! and my hair! Annybody'd swear I'd been drinkin'. I won't let Pole look at me. That'd cure 'm.
Look at the heat-rash on the innocint skin av her. 'Tis hard crool hard even for us. Fwhat must it be for these? Wake up, Nonie, your mother will be woild about you. Begad, the child might ha' fallen into the ditch!" He picked her up in the growing light, and set her on his shoulder, and her fair curls touched the grizzled stubble of his temples.
It will soon be breakfast time, and Cousin Charlotte will be awfully angry if you are late." "Ah, now, it do seem crool to frighten her like that," said Anna, half smiling, half troubled. Poppy stirred herself, opened her dark eyes, and then, recognising her new surroundings, sat bolt upright in bed, looking about her with deep interest, but no sign of alarm or fear.
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