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"No, no, my fine fellow," said Thornton, with a coarse chuckle; "you have as much wit as three folks, two fools, and a madman; but you won't do me, for all that. The instant my back is turned, your's will be turned too; and by the time I call again, your honour will be half way to Calais. But bless my stars, Mr. Pelham, is that you?
"Of course, though I can't exonerate you, Professor, I blame her more than you," she said finally, "for her standard in the matter was so different from your's you being a man." The Professor suppressed a smile.
Yet I would endeavour, by the help of you and your brother, to supply the want of closer union, by friendship: and hope to have long the pleasure of being, dear Sir, most affectionately your's, * 'His Dictionary' WARTON. Mr.
You lay another two bob on the top of that there half-a-crown and it's your's. Come!" Riddell mechanically took out his purse and produced the florin. It was almost the last coin that remained of his pocket-money for that term, but he was too miserable even to think of that. Tom grabbed at the money eagerly, and deposited the knife in Riddell's hand in exchange.
"Have you no more lines?" asked Glenn. "No," replied Joe, "none but your's." "You are welcome to it but be quick, and I will look on while you have your revenge." Joe sprang nimbly up the hill, and in a few minutes returned with fresh tackle and another frog that he found on his way.
I only just heard your's and Tommy's squeaking voices, and I was not half as far off as those pieces of the wreck are. Well, it's an awful scene. I never saw a vessel go to pieces so quickly before; but then, to be sure, it's not often a craft gets such tremendous blows as she did. Nothing made of wood and iron could have held together, I am sure, on that reef."
"It is your's; and, if your information prove correct, come to-morrow, and I'll add another to it, always provided, likewise, you keep the secret from any one else." "Trust me for that," said the boy. "I live with my grandmother; she's precious old, and has got a cottage. We sell milk and cakes, sticky stuff, and pennywinkles." "A goodly collection. Go on."
D. I snatched her hand, and kissed it My dear Mamma, be not angry with your girl! You have told me, that you was very lively formerly. M. Formerly! Good lack! But were I to encourage his proposals, you may be sure, that for Mr. Hickman's sake, as well as your's, I should make a wise agreement. D. You have both lived to years of prudence, Madam. M. Yes, I suppose I am an old soul too.
"That dog can't come," said the woman, losing for the first time her pleasant smile. "May-be he's your's though, madam?" she said apologetically. "No, he's mine, and I must have him with me," broke in Margaret, "and I cannot-" She stopped short, frightened at her own earnest words and manner. "I think he will be better off with me," said Mrs. Armstrong; "I will keep him for you."
Tell the general all this, and give him my best love, next after your's Emmy; for he is my father still, and my very heart yearns after him: O, that he were kinder with me as I see he is with you, dear, and more open with us all! Also, kiss, if she will let you, my mother for me, and I hope you will have hinted to her long ago, that I am only playing truant.
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