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The coachman threw his whip to the ostler, and the reins upon the horses' backs; he then dismounted, and calling to me, "Now, young gentleman, I'se a-waiting," he put a ladder up for me to get down by; then turning to a porter, he said to him, "Bill, you must take this here young gem'man and that ere parcel to this here direction. Please to remember the coachman, sir."

As if in a dreadful dream, the girls heard the quavering tones of the old voice, his gray head shaking the while. "Two of 'em, you say. The pretty girl in white and the little one. And me a-waiting on, for I don't know what. It don't seem fair, somehow." It was ten o'clock that evening when Jerry Morton heard the news. Ill tidings travel fast, even without the help of modern invention.

"And one, young gentlemen, is for your mother, Madame Esmond," said the boys' informant. It was the landlord of the tavern who communicated these facts to the young men. The Captain had put on his old militia uniform to do honour to the occasion, and informed the boys that the "Colonel was walking up and down the garden a-waiting for 'em, and that the Reg'lars was a'most sober, too, by this time."

In this part o' the world we women be poor, cast down, half-famished, miserable slaves; but in New Jerusalem we are the wives of saints, well cared for, and clothed and fed, happy as the day's long, and our own parlours to ourselves, and nobody to interrupt us. Yes, Peckaby, I'm a-telling his honour, Mr. Verner, what's a-waiting for me at New Jerusalem!

"Admiral, admiral, I didn't say you were ill; only you looked ill a a little nervous, or so. Rather pale, eh? Is it not so?" "Confound you, do you think I want to be physicked? I tell you, I have not a little but a great inclination to give you a good keelhauling. I don't want a doctor just yet." "But it may not be so long, you know, admiral; but there is Jack Pringle a-waiting you below.

"You mind your own business, Mike," said Jem, indignantly. "That's what I'm a-doing of, and a-waiting for orders, Mr Jem Wimble. He's hen-pecked, Mas' Don, that what's the matter with him. Been married only three months, and he's hen-pecked. Haw-haw-haw! Poor old cock-bird! Hen-pecked! Haw-haw-haw!"

Where's young Bill? Here, come on, do, we're all a-waiting 'What's up? inquired the Rat, pausing in his labours. 'I think it must be the field-mice, replied the Mole, with a touch of pride in his manner. 'They go round carol-singing regularly at this time of the year. They're quite an institution in these parts.

"Oh, young massar, you is so good to de poor nigger sometimes when I look at you, I can't help tinking you'se just some angel as has lost his wings, and a-waiting on dis airth till they grow agin." "Hush, Jeff." "Yes, massar; if you'se ready to read, I'se ready to listen."

How could she think otherwise than kindly of a man in spite of his faults, who was ever ready to champion her? And she dropped off to sleep no longer saying that she would not meet him. Lavinia slept late and was only aroused by Betty hammering at her door. "Get up get up, Miss Lavvy. A fine gentleman's a-waiting to see 'ee. 'Tis him as I see go out with 'ee last night from the concert." "Mr.

You may strike me blind as I set here, when I tells you that no sooner did we bring up in the harbour than who should we see carmly settin' on the quay a-waiting for us but that eternal cousin of yourn! How on earth he got there's a mystery, but there he was; and as soon as he sights the Fair Maid he comes off in a boat as cool as you please and takes the command again." "Why did you let him?"

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