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"And who the mischief may `only me' be?" growled Drake, who had been very considerably startled, and therefore felt rather annoyed with himself. "Sh, sh! mastel," urged the voice; "you makee not so muchee shout; it vely dangelous. Thlow me lope, so I climb up; I got big piecee news for mastel." And the sound of muffled oars was again heard, this time evidently close to the ship.
When the gold begins to glow with heat, and he knows the weight is diminishing by the quicksilver and dirt that are flying off, he cries, "Welly hot! too muchee fire; me losem too muchee money!" But the thing must be done, and John must take the choice of his dirty gold or the regular price for it when cleaned.
"Him Digger Dan, no good! He stealem me clo'e. Ketchem. I ketchem him! To-o muchee men. I no can fight! He " "They tied him on a horse and drove it down the canyon for us to follow, while they got away." "I tell you, he knows more about it than he's telling!" "I don't think so, sheriff," said Rand, positively. The man turned to him, suspiciously. "Me go home, all same Missie Joe?"
Sentries promenade the battlements of the Muchee Bawn, and the Imambara an apartment to which for space and height I know none in Europe comparable is now used as an arsenal, where are stored the great siege guns which William Peel plied with so great skill and gallantry.
His boy's placid comment on the proceeding was, "Truly master b'long too muchee foolo, he no savez b'long he new glass." They were indeed his own beautiful tumblers, borrowed for the occasion without his knowledge. If anything is lost in the house, the boy, being answerable, is supposed to make the loss good, although he seldom does so.
"P'lhaps," interrupted the messenger, "p'lhaps the pleeceman can talkee." "If he can, let him speak," cried Edgar, with impatience. "Pleece he nevir too muchee quick," returned the man, coolly. "We knows what we's can do. Hai, yach!" Edgar sat down with a sharp sigh of discontent, and waited for more. "Well?" "Well," repeated the policeman, "there be steam-boat here now go for Borneo quick."
Then turning to us, he began, in his highly-pitched inquiring tone "You wantee Ching? You wantee eat, dlink, smoke? Ching talkee muchee Englis'. Come 'long! hip, hip, hoolay!"
Too muchee los' time; no can stop. The odd conclave assembled about Kitchell's table the club-man, the half-masculine girl in men's clothes, and the Chinaman. The conference was an angry one, Wilbur and Moran insisting that they be put aboard the steamship, Charlie refusing with calm obstinacy. "I have um chin-chin with China boys las' nigh'. China boy heap flaid, no can stop um steamship.
You like British flag? You fight?" And John, blinking jaundicely, replied: "John allee samee Linglishman- muchee fightee blimeby nigger no eatee China boy;" and he chuckled.
We saw other places of interest, such as the Muchee Bhawan, the fort in which our soldiers were previous to the siege; the Kaisar Bagh, an extensive garden, filled with showy, lofty houses, where the King of Oude and his numerous retinue had resided; the Chuttar Manzil, a handsome building where public entertainments were given; the gateway at which the gallant Colonel Neil fell now called Neil Gate; the Secunder Bagh, a garden with a high wall, where a large body of the enemy was posted, and which was stormed by the 78th Highlanders, who shut up every exit and killed every soul, many of the Sepoys fighting desperately to the last.
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