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"They went in there yes." "H'm. Jest bring my shawl, Sairay. Come to think on't, I've got an arrant there myself this arternoon come nigh to disremembering it. Waal, good-day; why don't ye come over ever?
You must not think you've got the monopoly of disremembering," he added, with a faint laugh. Equally through Slinn's hands passed the record of the lavish expenditure of Mrs. Mulrady and the fair Mamie, as well as the chronicle of their movements and fashionable triumphs.
"I ain't any Harvard A. B. Writing letters ain't my long suit. I'm always disremembering whether a man had ought to say have went and have knew. Verbs are the beatingest things. But I know you'll fix it up right so as to let that little girl down easy." "I've changed my mind. I'll not write but go to see her." Curly could only look his thanks. Words seemed strangely inadequate.
The white man then looked about him, as though seeking for some object, which was not to be found as readily as he expected: "Them careless imps, the Mohawks, with their Tuscarora and Onondaga brethren, have been here slaking their thirst," he muttered, "and the vagabonds have thrown away the gourd! This is the way with benefits, when they are bestowed on such disremembering hounds!
"If Ned dies, Nancy, I don't know a woman I'd prefer; I'm now a widdy' these five years; and I feel, somehow, particularly since I began to spend my evenings here, that I'm disremembering very much the old proverb a burnt child, dreads the fire." * The peasantry of a great portion of Ireland use this word as applicable to both sexes.
They haven't yet taken the Easter things from the shop windows, and there's a darling atrocious group of statuary next door to The Fior d'Italia which you must see!" And then, as they turned the corner "What's the crowd? I'm for disremembering that I'm refined. I want to be curious!" "Looks like a scrap do you " "Nonsense! Come on.
The white man then looked about him, as though seeking for some object, which was not to be found as readily as he expected. "Them careless imps, the Mohawks, with their Tuscarora and Onondaga brethren, have been here slaking their thirst," he muttered, "and the vagabonds have thrown away the gourd! This is the way with benefits, when they are bestowed on such disremembering hounds!
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