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In search of chance emolument, and finding none yet finding none yet, sahib sahib, I am poor man, having wife and familee dependent and also many other disabilitees, including wife's relatives." The German gave him some paper money impatiently. The babu unfolded it, eyed the denomination with a spasm of relief, folded it again, and appeared to stow it into his capacious stomach.

"All them children write verses and nonsense." "He's been acting the part of a viper to this fireside, and a traitor in this familee," cried the Captain. "I tell ye he's no better than an impostor." "What has the poor fellow done, Papa?" asked Emily. "Done? He has deceived us in the most athrocious manner," Miss Emily's papa said.

And so about three o'clock Mike Breyette surveyed the orderly cabin, the pile of chopped wood, and the venison drying in the sun, and said briskly: "Well, M'sieu Thompson, Ah theenk we go show you hon Lone Moose village now. Dere's one w'ite man Ah don' know 'tall. But der's breed familee call Lachlan, eef she's not move 'way somew'ere. Dat familee she's talk Henglish, and ver' fond of preacher.

She is what you call heem 'off-the-nut. It is to weep she of the ver' firs' familee was, and now Es muy lastima! Eet iss too damn bad!" Red assented dolorously. "An' Matlock got away, too! Señor, it are shore hell!" Then, remembering, he turned sharply aside so that the other could not see the dull flush on his cheek as Conscience slapped him in the face. By the advice of Mr.

"My name is Costigan; me familee is noble, and me neetive place is the Irish methrawpolis, Mr. Six-and-eightpence!" said the janitor, scowling at Draper. A rich odour of spirituous liquors filled the little space between the double doors where he held the attorney in conversation. "Confound you, sir, let me pass!" bawled out Mr. Draper.

But there is no countree like France dey say dat familee and that is true, eh, Monsieur?" "I am afraid I cannot agree with you, Delle Josephine," said I. "To me there is no country like England, but that may be because I am an Englishman. Tell me how long did you live in Quebec with this family?" "I was there ten year Monsieur. Then one day, I had a great accidence oh! a ver sad ting, ver sad!"

But this mark will stay on you so all the people can tell you for a thief when they see you. You must carry it, an' all your children, so long as there are any foxes of your familee. "The fox he'll cry, an' he'll roll on the groun', but those black mark she'll stay. "An' she'll stay there till now," repeated Moise. "An' all the tam, those fox he'll be 'shamed for look a man in the face.