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WITNESS: No, there was only one door by the room, an' I was a-sittin' outside it, an' when he comes out he falls over me. CROWN PROSECUTOR: Were you asleep? WITNESS: Not a blessed wink. Calton then directed Sebastian Brown to be called. He deposed I know the prisoner. He is a member of the Melbourne Club, at which I am a waiter. I remember Thursday, 26th July.
Presently one of the outsides turned round to me, and says he, 'D d if Ugly Mug ain't got the inside track of all of you this time! I looked down, and dern my skin if there wasn't Dusenberry a-sittin' up alongside of the lady, quite comfortable, as if they had ben children together. At the next station Dusenberry gets off. So does the lady. 'Ain't you goin' on to Wingdam, says I. 'No, says she.
"And, Keno, here's a poor little skeezucks that I found a-sittin' in the brush, 'way over to Coyote Valley. I fetched him home last night, and I was just about to take him down to camp and show him to the boys." "By jinks!" said Keno. "Alive!" "Alive and smart as mustard," said the suddenly proud possessor of a genuine surprise. "You bet he's smart!
'What do you mean by behaving in this way? 'Mean? Why I mean as the missis is a slavin' her life out an' a-sittin' up o'nights, for folks as are better able to wait of her, i'stid o' lyin' a-bed an' doin' nothin' all the blessed day, but mek work. 'Leave the room and don't be insolent. 'Insolent!
I was sent on a errand, and I see him a-sittin under a old buildin with a fire all to himself wery comfortable, and he says, 'Would you like to come along a me, my man? I says 'Yes, and him and me and the fire goes home to Clerkenwell together. That was April Fool Day.
I found him i' the shop this forenoon, arter thee wast gone, a-sittin' an' doin' nothin' not so much as a booke afore him." "He's a deal o' work upon him just now, Mother," said Seth, "and I think he's a bit troubled in his mind. Don't you take notice of it, because it hurts him when you do. Be as kind to him as you can, Mother, and don't say anything to vex him."
"Sir, you do lick me, you fair do," said Dollops, laughing unsteadily, and drawing his sleeve across his eyes. "Arfter wot you've been and went through, a-sittin' there and whistlin' as merry as can be like as if life was all beer and skittles, and you hadn't a care in the world." "I haven't for the minute, my lad," said Cleek with a laugh of utter happiness. "Beer and skittles?
'Es night-watchman of the church, sir. 'E maikes me tired a-sittin' out all night on them steps and lookin' at you insultin' like. I'd a punched 'is 'ed, sir beg pardon, sir " "Go on, Thomas." "One night a comin' 'ome with Arry, the other English boy, I sees 'im a sittin' there on them steps.
I'm so proud of ye when I think of the grand secret it's keepin' for ye I am; and less and less are gettin' me chances for the salvation of me soul, for every night I'm a-sittin' starin' at the magazines ye gave me when I ought to be tellin' me beads and makin' me devotions. Ain't it about time the third was comin' in?" "Any day now," said Linda in a whisper. "And, Katy, you'll be careful?
Grace lit the candles on Sylvia's bureau, while Sylvia picked up her treasured dolls, "Molly" and "Polly," which her Grandmother Fulton had sent her on her last birthday. "I wuz up here, jest a-sittin' an' a-lookin' at 'em, Missy," wailed Estralla. "I never layed hand on 'em. An' when you an' Missy Grace comes in I da'sent move. An' then when I does move I tumbles over.
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