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"Louada Murilla," went on the Cap'n, taking his huge fists out of his pockets and cocking them on his knees, not belligerently, but in a mildly precautionary way, "told me that you had been engaged to a woman named Phar Phar " "Oh, give her any name to suit ye!" snarled the Colonel. "That's what ye're doin' with wimmen round here."
Prob'ly it wouldn't do no good for me to talk mattermony to Phar Phar to t'other one. She couldn't ask him to go git a minister. 'Tain't right to put that much onto a woman's shoulders. The trouble with him is that he's too sure of wimmen. Had his sister under his thumb all them years, and thought less and less of her for stayin' there. He's too sure of t'other. Thinks nobody else wants her.
"Can one of you gents tell me," he asked, "where such a lady as Miss Phar" he consulted a folded paper that he held in his hand "Pharleena Pike lives about here?" He was an elderly man with a swollen nose, striated with purple veins. Under his arm he carried a bundle done up in meat-paper. There was a queer glint of excitement in the eyes of the Cap'n. But he did not speak.
In my opinion, given after well weighing all evidence hitherto forthcoming, the public have not the faintest cause for alarm respecting the occurrence of tin, lead, or any other metal in canned foods. Phar. Jour, and Trans., March 8, 1884, p. 719.
Pharaoh was crouching close now, trembling from head to foot. "Pharaoh! Pharaoh! Pharaoh, old cat, are are you in there?" The voice, strained and husky, came in at the open window. In the last lingering afterglow of dying day, a face, haggard and set, showed there, framed in the lead casement. "Phar Ah!" Pharaoh was up.
Ka Kupli ka long ka wah na ki lúm baiong bad ka túid da artet ha ka wah Brahmaputra. Ka long ka púd ia ka ri Synteng bad ka ri. Hadem ha mihngi. Uno-uno u nongleit jingleit uba kwah ban jám ia kane ka wah Blei-Kupli u don kam ba'n bred noh ia la u kháw-ryneng ha shiliang wah, bad ia ki kynja jingbám baroh phar, te un sa klan ia ka.
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