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Updated: May 5, 2025

"Och, grandfather, sure ye wouldn't do the like! I ax your pardon for spakin' disrespectful to ye. Sure ye're not in airnest? Ye won't raly put the poor old man and his wife there out o' their little place? They won't be troublin' you long. A-a-h, grandfather, me own dear grandfather, do lave them where they are an' I'll promise faithful never to give you a crass word again."

M.E. (Mrs. Francis Blundell) Francis - North, South and over the Sea

I only want you to git inter a place that isn't so morally pisened as this, where I do so much cussin'; for I will and must cuss as long as there's an atom left of me as big as a head of a pin. A-a-h!" "Then I prefer to take my chances with you to going anywhere else." "Think twice." "I have thought more than twice." "Then yer blood be on yer own head," said Mr.

Edward Payson Roe - A Knight of the Nineteenth Century