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'Won't us have 'un this taime just, saith Tim Potter, as keepeth the bull there; 'and yet I be zorry for 'un. But a man must kape the law, her must; zo be her can only learn it. And now poor Tom will swing as high as the tops of they girt hashes there. "'Just thee kitch 'un virst, says I; 'maisure rope, wi' the body to maisure by.
I can't tell you how bitterly sorry I've been for the brutal way in which I paid you for all your kindness. Try and forgive me, old chap. Do now. It wasn't ingratitude, Darco, though it looked like it It was a boy's infatuation for a woman. 'I dold you, said Darco I rememper as if it was yesterday. I said: "You are a tarn fool, and you will be zorry."
It'll be fine if only the sun comes." Mr. Zanti turned slowly round. "I'm afraid, boy," he said, "you'll be wanted in ze shop. At two Herr Gottfried must be going out for some business zere will be no one I am zo zorry." They wanted to keep him there, that was evident. Or, at any rate, they didn't want him to see the Procession. "Very well," he said cheerfully, "I'll stay.
Zanti added in a softer voice "So when he tell me that you 'ave not written I say 'Ah! Mr. Peter forgets his old friends, and I was zorry but I say that I will go and make sure. And now I am glad, ver' glad, and Stephen will be glad too. All is well " "Oh! I am ashamed. I don't know what has come over me all this time.
Darco took his prodigious breakfast in cold gloom, and Paul was as sure of his bitter resentment as of his own useless regret for having wounded him. It was a trying hour for both of them. 'I am going out now, said Darco, 'ant you will pe gone before I am pack again. Shake hants. You are going to be very zorry before I see you again.
These reduced me at once to submission, and I am almost ashamed to confess that either through pain or vexation, there came a few tears into my eyes. "Mein Gott!" said the Angel of the Odd, apparently much softened at my distress; "mein Gott, te man is eder ferry dronk or ferry zorry. You mos not trink it so strong you mos put te water in te wine.
"Won't us have 'un this taime just," saith Tim Potter, as keepeth the bull there; "and yet I be zorry for 'un. But a man must kape the law, her must; zo be her can only learn it. And now poor Tom will swing as high as the tops of they girt hashes there." "Just thee kitch 'un virst," says I; "maisure rope, wi' the body to maisure by."
These reduced me at once to submission, and I am almost ashamed to confess that, either through pain or vexation, there came a few tears into my eyes. "Mein Gott!" said the Angel of the Odd, apparently much softened at my distress; "mein Gott, te man is eder ferry dronk or ferry zorry. You mos not trink it so strong you mos put te water in te wine.
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