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Granny looked, and there was a little brown mole, "Eh, but this is wonderful!" she cried. "Nature, my lass, y'are strong; and meddlesome to boot. Hast noticed such a mark on some one else? Tell the truth, girl!" "What, on him? Nay, mother, not I." "Well then he has; and on the very spot. And you never noticed that much.
'Right y'are, Dick said, delighted with the mystery. 'I say, Kitty, I think p'raps I'll give you a fortune too. 'Oh, Dickie, no; not a whole fortune, I'm too little, cried Kitty, overwhelmed. 'Yes, a whole fortune, he persisted grandly; 'an' maybe I'll marry you. 'Will you, Dickie, will you? Oh, that is kind!
"Why, it's the cook!" I exclaimed. "Cooky it is, sir," said Hampton. "Here y'are, mate; we've brought you a light." The lanterns were thrust in, the door shut, and we hurried back, discussing our discovery, but this was checked by the firing from the hatch, while the blows from an axe threatened to make short work of the door and the boards that had been nailed across.
But even then a moment of irresolution intervened, and she sat staring through the little side window at the sign, T. Gerald Shorter, Real Estate, in neat gold letters over the basement floor of the building. "Here y'are, Miss," said the cabman through the hole in the roof.
Secondly, his desire for beauty isn't enough for this resplendent cavalier no, he must in addition be served with a similitude of love, so that from his caresses there should kindle in the woman this same 'fa-hire of in-sane pahass-ssion! which is sung about In idiotical ballads. Ah! Then THAT is what you want? There y'are!
"Second class, miss? Yes, miss. Here y'are. Look sharp, please. Any more goin' on? All right, Tom! Go ahead there!" And lifting his left hand, he whistled a shrill signal to the guard to start her.
Teddy Flynn used to say to me, says he: 'Niver born to know distress! Happy as worms in a garden av cucumbers. Seventeen years in this country, Mary, says he, 'an' nivir in the pinitintiary yet. There y'are. Ah, the birds do be singin' to-day! 'Tis good!
"First lesson, madam," said I. "'Rate y'are, not 'Right you are! It was not Mr. Pope's manner of speech, but it will suit your circumstances better. Off to the dairy, and leave the dragoons to me!" "Rate y'are, Master Noll," said madam, and, our anxieties notwithstanding, we both joined in Jane's rattle of laughter. They went off to the dairy, and I began my own preparations.
Sam caught hold of the ladder eagerly, forgetting the pain in satisfaction, and the next minute the bottom round rested on the top of the wall. Then Pete crept over, slug fashion, and lifted the end off and set it down. "There y'are," he said. "What a while you've been," whispered Sam. "Oh, have I! Juss you go and fetch it yerself, and see how quick you'd be.
Nat got some absorbent cotton and adhesive plaster. "Been drinking again, hadn't you?" "Yesh," Pete admitted with a leer of drunken cunning. "But she druv me to it." He was quiet for a moment. "Mish'r Duncan," he volunteered cheerfully, "you ain't got no idee how lucky y'are y'aint married." "Is that so?" Nat returned with the dressings. "No idee'tall."
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