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You see that there winder and door? 'That's Tope's? 'Yer lie; it ain't. That's Jarsper's. 'Indeed? said Mr. Datchery, with a second look of some interest. 'Yes, and I ain't a-goin' no nearer 'IM, I tell yer. 'Why not? ''Cos I ain't a-goin' to be lifted off my legs and 'ave my braces bust and be choked; not if I knows it, and not by 'Im.
Wait till I set a jolly good flint a-flyin' at the back o' 'is jolly old 'ed some day! Now look t'other side the harch; not the side where Jarsper's door is; t'other side. 'I see. 'A little way in, o' that side, there's a low door, down two steps. That's Topeseses with 'is name on a hoval plate. 'Good. See here, said Mr. Datchery, producing a shilling. 'You owe me half of this. 'Yer lie!
'I forgave you the debt you owed me when we first became acquainted, and many of my sixpences have come your way since; eh, Deputy? 'Ah! And what's more, yer ain't no friend o' Jarsper's. What did he go a-histing me off my legs for? 'What indeed! But never mind him now. A shilling of mine is going your way to-night, Deputy.
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