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He got away from them, and with the lamp that Jackson gave him found his way to his room. A few moments later some one knocked at his door, and a boy stood there with a pitcher. "Some ice- water, Mr. Westover?" "Why, is that you, Franky? I'm glad to see you again. How are you?" "I'm pretty well," said the boy, shyly.

Tell the truth and shame the devil. We have drunk confusion to the Pope in many a cup of sack, and in good company too with Franky Drake and Jack Hawkins, Jacob Whiddon, and a host of bonny sailor-men. No, brother, we do not believe in the Pope, although there are some honest fellows and many rogues who do. We must stand by the words passed to old comrades."

I hate him, and feel as if I should like to go and hit him across the face with my glove." "What for? Oh, I say, Drew, what a hot-headed fellow you are." "It isn't my head, Franky; it's my heart. It seems to burn when I see these insolent Dutch officers lording it here, and smiling in their half-contemptuous, half-insulting way at our English ladies. Ugh! I wonder your father doesn't stop it.

"Come away!" cried Frank angrily, and with singular haste. "Don't stop there staring at the windows; it looks so absurd." Andrew made no reply then, but walked sharply off with his companion till they were some hundred yards away. "Don't be cross with me, Franky," he said gently. "It isn't my fault, and you ought to know. I feel it as much as you do.

Master, he jus' come in and said so. His horse is kilt; and the groom, he's cut about the face; and your little boy, what he took a ridin' with him, have got his neck broke." To Make Reparation "Of course we must do something for them," Sir Francis said. "The difficulty is to decide what." He and his sister had followed in their carriage the funeral of Franky Day.

But the great ceremony was the distributing by the Governor of red and yellow sweetmeats to the children out of a huge dish held up by the Hindoo butler, while Franky, in a long night-shirt of crimson cotton velvet, acted as aide-de-camp, and took his perquisites freely.

I told him it was in his bedroom still, for all I knew; I told him to run up and get it?" "Did he get it? Had he a pistol in his pocket while he talked to me?" Emily had followed Deleah into the shop. "He'd no pistol," she put in confidently. "He'd never find it. I'd never liked the nasty dang'rous thing, with Franky into every mischief, and I hid it up on the top of the wardrobe.

"Oh, you're thinking of Reggie Forcus again," Deleah interrupted impatiently. "Such nonsense, Bessie!" "She thinks a lot more of him than he does of her," Franky announced, munching his bread-and-butter. Bessie got up from her place at the tea-tray and with purpose in her eyes walked round the table.

Franky's common little school had attended, and stood, marshalled by the meagre young master in charge, at a distance, but the small son of the once despised cutler had advanced, pushed forwards encouragingly by his comrades, and dropped upon the coffin a bunch of flowers gathered from the garden on the road, where Franky and he had loved to play. No other flowers were there.

"Nobody doubts you," said Frank; "but why did you call him a fool?" "Oh! for saying that Harry couldn't escape. Do you both mean to tell me that an Englishman, and such an Englishman as our Harry Frere, couldn't do what a German has done?" "I don't," said the doctor, bringing his fist down upon the table. "Come, Franky, lad, what have you to say to that?"