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Updated: June 29, 2025
She was hot, but I kept a-winkin' and I says to her kind of husky-like: 'Got any letters for Calabasas to-night? Say, she looked at me as if she'd bore holes into me, but I stood right up and glared back at the little girl. 'Come from there this mornin', says I, low, 'going back to-night. Some one waiting there for news. "By jing!
"Ah," says he, "I do a good many," says he, "You must be wery fond o' cats," says I. "Other people is," says he, a-winkin' at me; "they ain't in season till the winter though," says he. "Not in season!" says I. "No," says he, "fruits is in, cats is out." "Why, what do you mean?" says I. "Mean!" says he.
'Putting on his spectacles to look at a married 'ooman! said a third. 'I see him a-winkin' at her, with his wicked old eye, shouted a fourth. 'Look arter your wife, Pott, bellowed a fifth and then there was a roar of laughter. As these taunts were accompanied with invidious comparisons between Mr.
Smithers, "since 'e fixed the 'ouse over into a face. One female fainted dead away when 'er started up the hill and see it a-winkin' at 'er, yes sir, that's wot 'er did!" "'It seems only fitting and appropriate," continued Mr. Perkins, "'that you should all see how it seems." The poet wiped his massive brow with his soiled handkerchief. "Dear uncle!" he commented.
In life Monody was the homeliest human I ever see, an' yet the' was something so kindly, an' gentle, an' an' satisfied in his face there under the lamplight, that I reached out an' patted his hand, almost envious even though my fool eyes was a-winkin' mighty fast.
Think of it, matey the bed with the green curtains, and the good smell of the herrings you toasts yerself and the fire you makes outer sticks, and the little starses a-comin' out and a-winkin' at you, and all so quiet, a-smokin' yer pipe till it falls outer yer mouth with sleepiness, and no fear o' settin' the counterpin afire. What you say, matey, eh?"
By day he eyes 'bout de size ob butter-pats, an' come sundown he eyes 'bout de size ob saucers; but whin he go' outen de shanty at night, he eyes am de size ob de white chiny plate whut set on de mantel; an' it powerful' hard to keep eyes whut am de size ob dat from a-winkin' an' a-blinkin'.
There was a lot of cadets aboard as poked fun at the quiet chap an' talked him over, a-winkin' their eyes. From talkin' it got to doin'. One day, goin' to his bunk, he found it all topsyversy, hair powder on his pillow, dubbin in his shavin' cup, salt pork wropt up in his dressin' gown.
By day he eyes 'bout de size ob butter-pats, an' come sundown he eyes 'bout de size ob saucers; but whin he go outer de shanty at night, he eyes am de size ob de white chiny plate whut set on de mantel; an' it powerful hard to keep eyes whut am de size ob dat from a-winkin' an' a-blinkin'.
By day he eyes 'bout de size ob butter-pats, an' come sundown he eyes 'bout de size ob saucers; but whin he go' outen de shanty at night, he eyes am de size ob de white chiny plate whut set on de mantel; an' it powerful' hard to keep eyes whut am de size ob dat from a-winkin' an' a-blinkin'.
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