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Cavalcadour continued, not heeding this interruption, and as bold as a captain on his own quarter-deck: "for the stock of clear soup, you will get a leg of beef, a leg of veal, and a ham." "We, munseer," said the cook, dropping a terrified curtsy: "a leg of beef, a leg of veal, and a ham." "You can't serve a leg of veal at a party," said Mrs. Gashleigh; "and a leg of beef is not a company dish."
"O, it was thin that they stared at me as if I had seven heads; and, faith, myself began to feel flushed like and onaisy, and so, says I, makin' a bow and scrape agin, 'I know it's a liberty I take, sir, says I, 'but it's only in the regard of bein' cast away; and if you plase, sir, says I, 'parly voo frongsay? "'We, munseer, says he, mighty sharp.
"Anna who?" says my wife; and she might well be mistaken: for this person had a hat and feathers, a bare neck and arms, great black ringlets, and a little calico frock, which came down to the knees. "Anatole. You would not think he was sixty-three years old, he's as active as a man of twenty." "HE!" shrieked out my wife; "what, is that there a man? For shame! Munseer.
Get out of it, and out of the house." "And where would you wish me to go, pray, out of the 'ouse?" asked the man, "and won't it be equal convenient to-morrow mornin'? tootyfay mame shose, sivvaplay, munseer?" "Silence, you beast, and go!" cried out the Major. Morgan began to laugh, with rather a sinister laugh.
"'We, munseer, says he. "'Then would you lind me the loan of a gridiron, says I, 'if you plase?
"She may act very beautifully, Munseer, but she don't dress so; and I am very glad they threw that orange-peel and all those things at her, and that the people waved to her to get off." Here his Excellency, and the Baron and Tag, set up a roar of laughter. "My dear Mrs.
Such a conveniants of a man was Munseer de L'Orge the greatest use and comfort to my lady posbill; if it was but to laff at his bad pronunciatium of English, it was somethink amusink; the fun was to pit him against poar Miss Kicksey, she speakin French, and he our naytif British tong.
"Right!" "Well, you go talk to Munseer about it; Munseer Carmeau. He is a very good aviator. He is a licensed aviator. He knows Henry Farman. He studied under Blériot. He is the boss here. I'm just the poor old fellow that stands around. Sometimes Munseer takes me up for a little ride in our machine; sometimes he takes me up; but he is the boss. He is the boss, my friend; you'll have to see him."
Get out of it, and out of the house." "And where would you wish me to go, pray, out of the ouse?" asked the man, "and won't it be equal convenient to-morrow mornin'? tooty-fay mame shose, sivvaplay, munseer?" "Silence, you beast, and go!" cried out the major. Morgan began to laugh, with rather a sinister laugh.
"'We, munseer, says he. "'Then, thunder an' turf, says I, 'will you lind me the loan of a gridiron?
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