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"Two bottles o' Bass, gov'nor," responded Millwaters promptly, dropping into colloquial Cockney speech. He turned to Perkwite and winked. "Well, an' wot abaht this 'ere bit o' business as I've come rahnd abaht, Mister?" he went on, nudging his companion, in free-and-easy style.
There ain't a music-'all chep in London wot down't know the 'Orns. Not one!" "Shakespeare didn't know it," John exclaimed. "Well, 'e didn't know everythink did 'e?" the driver retorted. "P'raps the 'Orns wasn't built then. I dessay not. 'E'd 'ave mentioned it if 'e'd 'ave known abaht it. All these actor cheps know it, so of course 'e'd 'a' known abaht it, too. We'll be at the Elephant presently.
'I go aht nursin', yer know, so I know all abaht it. 'Well, you surprise me, said Mrs. Kemp. 'I didn't know as Liza was thet way. She never told me nothin' abaht it. 'D'yer know 'oo it is 'as done it? 'Now you ask me somethin' I don't know, replied Mrs. Kemp. 'But now I come ter think of it, it must be thet there Tom. 'E's been keepin' company with Liza.
An' Joe, 'e's a peaceable man when 'e ain't a bit fresh; 'e's more like a friend to 'er than an 'usband, Joe is; but 'e lost 'is temper that time, as yer may say, by reason o' bein' fresh, an' 'e knocked 'er abaht a little, an' knocked 'er teeth aht. So we brought 'er to the orspital."
"Not for more than a few weeks at a time, Joe, unless Rochester counts. Of course, I know Eastbourne very well." "I know Eastbourne from the inside," said Joe discursively. "I was a waiter there once." "An interesting life, a waiter's, Joe, I should think." "Ah! Everything comes to 'im who waits, they say. But abaht farmers you've got a lot to learn, sir."
Nice sort o' bloke you are! Arter creatin' abaht ole Bill makin' you miserable, you goes on to plan 'ow you'll make other folks miserable! Wot's the bleedin' good o' that? Keep smilin', I sez, an' keep other folks smilin' too, if you can. If ever I gets 'ome I'll go dahn on my bended, I will, and I'll be a different sort o' bloke to wot I been afore. Swelp me, Bob, I will!
Dagworthy took it from the woman's arms, and began a game which looked not a little dangerous; with surprising strength and skill, he tossed it up some feet into the air, caught it as it descended, tossed it up again. The child shrieked with delight, for all that the swift descent positively stopped its breath, and made a hiatus in the screaming. 'Theer, that's abaht enough, Mr.
For a while she sat where he left her, but as she thought of all she had gone through her loneliness and misery overcame her, the tears welled forth, and throwing herself on the bed she buried her face in the pillows. Jim stood looking at Liza as she went off with Tom, and his wife watched him jealously. 'It's 'er you're thinkin' abaht.
Quit those low-browed sounds, guttermut, or I'll get mad all over," agreed Fish, whose marvellous vocabulary included no foul words. There was no need for them. "Hi halso was abaht ter request you not to talk beastial, Mr. 'Erbert 'Awker," chimed in Trooper "Henery" Bone, anxious to be on the side of the saints.
She did not feel so utterly unhappy as before, for the things she had gone through seemed further away. 'After all, she said, 'it don't so much matter. Mrs. Kemp came in. ''Ave a little drop more, Liza. she said. 'Well, I don't mind if I do. I'll get some tumblers, shall I? There's no mistike abaht it, she added, when she had taken a little, 'it do buck yer up.
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