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On the point of starting the horse to pursue him, the cabman was effectually stopped. Iris showed him a sovereign. "All right, Miss. I see your poor gentleman is a-bleeding. You'll take care won't you? that he doesn't spoil my cushions." The driver was not a ill-conditioned man; he put the case of his property indulgently, with a persuasive smile.
Rolt, who tells me that he is going Cornett under Collonel Ingoldsby, being his old acquaintance, and Ingoldsby hath a troop now from under the King, and I think it is a handsome way for him, but it was an ominous thing, methought, just as he was bidding me his last adieu, his nose fell a-bleeding, which ran in my mind a pretty while after.
The morrow being the Lord's day, they remained at Campden, where the minister of the place designing to speak to them, if possible to persuade them to repentance and a farther confession, they were brought to church; and in their way thither passing by Richard's house, two of his children meeting him, he took the lesser in his arm, and was leading the other in his hand, when on a sudden both their noses fell a-bleeding, which was looked upon as ominous.
Tynn, my heart's been a-bleeding for him ever since I heard it. I don't see no help for his turning out. I have been a-weighing it over and over in my mind, and I don't see none. Do you?" Tynn looked very blank. He was feeling so. He made no answer, and Roy continued, blandly confidential still.
So I rose and shaking all these things off me, went out in a rage, and going home, found my cousin sighing and repeating the following verses: Wasted body and heart a-bleeding for despair And tears that down my cheeks stream on and on for e'er, And a beloved one persistent in disdain; Yet all a fair one does must needs be right and fair.
"Yes, I've got the worst on it," said Billy; "but I'll sarve him out a warmint. My neck a-bleeding, Mr Small?" "No, m'lad, only a bit red. He's give it a bit of a pinch; that's all." "Yes, and I'll give him a bit of a pinch when I ketches him. I calls him a warmint that's what I calls him."
"Yes, yes, of course," said the doctor. "Keep still, sir, or you'll cut yourself." "I have cut myself, and it's a-bleeding," said the boy. "Look here, if one of you goes inside this place, and holds up that big long prop, I can put my foot in the fork at the end, and climb up again." "Get a ladder quickly, Copestake, and call the groom."
Thence home, vexed mightily to see how simply our greatest ministers do content themselves to understand and do things, while the King's service in the meantime lies a-bleeding. At my office late writing letters till ready to drop down asleep with my late sitting up of late, and running up and down a-days. So to bed.
Then, perceiving she had fathomed my design and that here was small chance of finding sudden quietus, I folded my arms, minded to let them use me as they would. But this fine resolution was brought to none account by a small piece of driftwood that one of these fellows hove at me, thereby setting my mouth a-bleeding.
Thence home, vexed mightily to see how simply our greatest ministers do content themselves to understand and do things, while the King's service in the meantime lies a-bleeding. At my office late writing letters till ready to drop down asleep with my late sitting up of late, and running up and down a-days. So to bed.
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