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"You must take care of that, Morris," I said. "Yes, sir," he said dolefully. "That's the worst of it. Gold watch is an orkard thing for a marine, but I mean to try." "And be very careful to wind it up regularly every night." He looked at me with his face all wrinkled up. "Would you, sir would you wind it up?" "Why, of course; what's a watch for?" "Well, that depends, sir.

"Well, it'll be my turn to laugh to-morrow night. We'll see whether she can shake me off agin." Ted looked at 'im a bit worried. "It's a bit orkard," he ses, speaking very slow. "You see, they made it up arterwards, and then they both made me promise not to tell you, and if you come, they'll know I 'ave." Charlie did a bit o' thinking. "Not if I pretend to make love to Mrs.

If you could see their heyes you might 'ave a guess what they was a thinkin' of; an' then it is so orkard not knowin' w'ich end of the 'airy bundle is the bitin' end, you can't help bein' nervish a little."

"'I'm afeerd there's an orkard gen'l'm'n in 'em, Sir, replied Sam. "'Now, Winkle, cried Mr. Pickwick, quite unconscious that here was anything the matter. 'Come, the ladies are all anxiety. "'Yes, yes, replied Mr. Winkle, with a ghastly smile. 'I'm coming. "'Just a-goin' to begin, said Sam, endeavouring to disengage himself. 'Now, Sir, start off! "'Stop an instant, Sam, gasped Mr.

"I've won that woman's 'art," said Captain Barber, miserably; "in 'er anxiety to keep me, the woman's natur' has changed. There's nothing she wouldn't do to make sure of me." "It's understandable," said Nibletts. "It's understandable," agreed Captain Barber, "but it's orkard.

O Mrs Pontifex is took with the horrors and she's orkard." The unhappy man came down as he was bid and found his wife mad with delirium tremens. He knew all now. The neighbours thought he must have known that his wife drank all along, but Ellen had been so artful, and he so simple, that, as I have said, he had had no suspicion.

'I'm afeerd there's a orkard gen'l'm'n in 'em, Sir, replied Sam. 'Now, Winkle, cried Mr. Pickwick, quite unconscious that there was anything the matter. 'Come; the ladies are all anxiety. 'Yes, yes, replied Mr. Winkle, with a ghastly smile. 'I'm coming. 'Just a-goin' to begin, said Sam, endeavouring to disengage himself. 'Now, Sir, start off! 'Stop an instant, Sam, gasped Mr.