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Carbuncle, holding Lizzie's hand affectionately. "Yes; you said so." "The prize was so great." "I always was a-telling my lady " began Crabstick. "Hold your tongue!" said Lizzie angrily. "I suppose the police will do the best they can, Mrs. Carbuncle?" "Oh yes; and so will Lord George." "I think I'll lie down again for a little while," said Lizzie. "I feel so sick I hardly know what to do.

"I keep a-telling her we've neither seen nor heard nothing out of the common, so far, but all she'll say to that is, 'That's no reason we won't; and sure enough it isn't, though I don't tell her so." "But surely," said Mr. Birchard, the young schoolmaster, who boarded with Mr. Dickey, "you don't believe any such trash as that account of a haunted house in Boston?"

"I'm a-telling of the truth. It's wonderful, sir, that it is. Give her a frying-pan and a bit o' fire, and we shan't never hurt for a bit o' well-cooked victuals." "But " began my father, when Morgan rushed in again. "Washin', sir, I forgot all about the washing. We shall want a tub and a line. Trees 'll do for tying up to, and you'll see we shall none of us ever want for clean clothes."

"Why, the varmint that tracked me back from here 'twixt dawn and daybreak, to be sure. He waited till we broke camp and then took out up here ahead of us to tell his chief 'twas e'ena'most time to set the trap for three white simples and a red one. Friends, I'm a-telling ye plain that the sperrit's a-moving me mighty powerful to get down on my hunkers and "

Well, this experience has woke up that kid in me, and blamed if I can coax the little cuss to go to sleep again! I keep a-telling him daylight will sure come, but he keeps a-crying and holding on to me." Somewhere far in the basin there was a faint sound, and we stood still. "Hush!" he said. But it was like our watching the dawn; nothing more followed. "They have shot that bear," I remarked.

As I was a-telling, look you, though the red spattered the bushes, when I run up he'd vanished into air with a flash o' powder from my musket! 'Twas by the black arts that nigh hanged him in Boston Town " At that, Governor Brigdar claps his hand to the table and swears that he cares nothing for black arts if only the furs can be found. "The furs aye," husks Ben, "if we can only find the furs!

They stood for an instant in the shadow of a shuttered shop and, leaping up at his question, she lifted warm red lips to his own and the girl of seventeen and the boy of mature twenty kissed as ardently as lovers newly sworn to eternal devotion. "I do love you, Alb," she cried, "I shall never love any other man straight, my dear, though there ain't much use in a-telling you.

"Please, Mr Kelson, as I was a-telling of your nevvy, it won't do just to come down on the lass like a thunder-clap, or it may send her over on her beam-ends," said Jerry as he ranged up alongside, puffing and blowing with his exertions.

Now I had been at the castle scarce two months when one day it chances that I hear my lady a-telling o' my lord how as her brother, Lord Charles Radnor, dying wifeless, had left his only son to her care until he should come of age.

I thought, in my soul, she was going to spring upon me like a panther and choke me. She would have, too, by Jove, if I hadn't cleared out." "Lor'!" cried Sally, in consternation, "and I've just been a-telling the missis how sweet, and gentle, and innocent, and pretty she looked." "Innocent and gentle be hanged!" growled the doctor. "She's the old Satan in female form.

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