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It was here; for I saw a green bag near his hat, when we came in to-night. Just then we heard the twang of a guitar under the window, and Redmond, in spite of himself, could not help a grimace. Is it not a droll world?" said Laura, after a pause; "things come about so contrariwise." She laughed such a shrill laugh, that I shuddered to hear it, and I fell a-crying.
At this the poor woman fell a-crying again, and soon, all too soon, the turnkey cried "Time's up!" and Kit was taken off in an instant, with a blessing from his mother and a scream from little Jacob ringing in his ears.
"And our monks heard him a-crying whenas they had but just said matins; and they went to seek the child, and brought him to me; and I looked on the babe, and beheld him much fair, and I said that I would do him to be nourished and baptized.
Here Mrs Boffin broke out a-crying. 'Old lady, said Mr Boffin, 'stop that noise! Tender-hearted in you, Miss Bella; but I mean to have it out right through with this young man, having got him into a corner. Now, you Rokesmith. I tell you that's one side of your conduct Insolence and Presumption. Now, I'm a-coming to the other, which is much worse. This was a speculation of yours.
What an unhappy girl I am! With these words poor Dolly, who to do her justice was quite as sorry for the loss of the letter as for her bracelet, fell a-crying again, and bemoaned her fate most movingly.
I couldn't find either of them when I was dressing for dinner last night, nor Georgina either. Come, tell me, Jane, how did it come into your possession? "What could poor Jane say or do? She bursts out a-crying, poor thing, and then turns her round, when she'd thrown up a little prayer to the Lord from her heart, and she says, `Please, my lady, I never saw the bracelet till a few minutes ago.
I have seen the women at the comedy at Bruxelles crowd round him in the lobby: and as he sat on the stage more people looked at him than at the actors, and watched him; and I remember at Ramillies, when he was hit and fell, a great big red-haired Scotch sergeant flung his halbert down, burst out a-crying like a woman, seizing him up as if he had been an infant, and carrying him out of the fire.
But coming hither, we found our nag turned out of the stable and the door locked, so that we were thrown quite into despair by the loss of this last poor hope, and poor Moll, turning her face away from us, burst out a-crying she who all day had set us a brave example by her cheerful merry spirit.
'And there she was, when I happened to come by, a-crying and carrying on, with her head on his shoulder. 'A pleasing group, and so they were engaged on the spot? asked Merton. 'Not she! She held off, and thanked her preserver; but she would be true, she said, to her lover in cocky. But before that Mr. Jephson had taken me into his confidence.
'Come, out with it, young man! exclaimed Mr. Sponge, now putting a large piece of cold beef into his mouth. 'Not a 'ung man, muttered the child, bursting out a-crying, and extending his little fat arms to his mamma. 'No, my angel, not a 'ung man yet, replied Mrs. Jogglebury, taking him out of the chair, and hugging him to her bosom. 'He'll be a man before his mother for all that, observed Mr.
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