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SECOND CHATTY SIGNALLER. Oh, aye. There was a wee THE F.O.O. Is that C Battery? There's SECOND CHATTY SIGNALLER. No, sir. This is Don Company. Weel, Jimmy, there was a couple whish-bangs came intil A CHEERFUL COCKNEY VOICE. Well, my lad, what abaht it? Hold the line, Brigade. Message to Staff Captain. "Ref. your S.C. fourr stroke seeven eight six, the worrking-parrty in question " Working-party?
We've got to be in by five. You don't have a string to your dog, I see." "Oh no!" said Mr. Lavender puzzled "I am not blind." "Balmy," said the soldier soothingly. "Come on, sir, an' we can talk abaht it on the way." Mr. Lavender, delighted at the impression he had made, rose and walked beside them, taking insensibly the direction for home.
He thought for a while, and then said: 'You're abaht right there, Liza; I dunno if I could get on without the kids. If I could only tike them an' you too, swop me bob, I should be 'appy. Liza smiled sadly. 'So yer see, Jim, we're in a bloomin' 'ole, an' there ain't no way aht of it thet I can see. He took her on his knees, and pressing her to him, kissed her very long and very lovingly.
Liza, too, had foreseen the separation into couples after dinner, and had been racking her brains to find a means of getting out of it. 'I don't want 'im slobberin' abaht me, she said; 'it gives me the sick, all this kissin' an' cuddlin'! She scarcely knew why she objected to his caresses; but they bored her and made her cross.
Wot yer got to say abaht it?" A roar of laughter went up from the Germans, any of whom looked big enough to eat the small man. Dick pushed nearer to the group. He knew the chap now he was a little Cockney Jew, a bookmaker, horse-dealer, and what not, scarcely the kind of chap to be expected to show pluck and patriotism, yet these are often met with in the most unexpected places.
'You never speaks now; 'ave you 'ad yer tongue cut aht? 'Me? I ain't got nothin' ter speak abaht, thet I knows of, answered Polly, abruptly walking off. Liza grew very red and quickly looked to see if anyone had noticed the incident. A couple of youths, sitting on the pavement, had seen it, and she saw them nudge one another and wink. Then the fellows about the street began to chaff her.
'She says as 'ow yer've been messin' abaht with 'er old man. Liza didn't say anything, and Sally, repeating her good-bye, slid off. Liza felt a chill run through her. She had several times noticed a scowl and a look of anger on Mrs. Blakeston's face, and she had avoided her as much as possible; but she had no idea that the woman meant to do anything to her.
At that moment Jim's wife passed and looked at her with a scowl. Liza wished herself a hundred miles away, and blushed more violently than ever. 'Wot are yer blushin' abaht? ingenuously asked one of the girls. And they all looked from her to Mrs. Blakeston and back again. Someone said: ''Ow abaht our Sunday boots on now? And a titter went through them.
Martincole this afternoon? You know, the doctor who comes to the house behind us?" "See him go out abaht an hour ago, guv'nor wiv anuvver gent," said the lad eagerly, his bright eyes wavering between Viner's face and the hand which he had thrust in his pocket. He pointed to the distant entrance of the yard. "Went aht that way, they did." "Ah! And what was the other gentleman like?" asked Viner.
Ee looks inside, an' the w'y ee cleared them parcels aht was a sight well, yer can see fer yerself wort it's like. The other 'orses were thet mad they kicks theirselves free. Ee goes froo the parcels cool as a cowcumber until ee routs aht the registered parcels. Ee puts them in 'is car. 'Tar, tar! ee says, wiving 'is 'and, an' orf ee goes jest abaht five minutes afore you gents comed along."
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