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We knows what we're torkin' abaht. Mister Barraclough is 'ere and the sooner " "Tut, tut, tut," Harrison Smith interrupted. "Don't talk like that, Dirk you're scaring the girl. Now listen to me. Your Master has enemies, we're his friends. It is of the utmost importance we should see him at once." He moved away and opened the door of Mrs. Barraclough's bedroom.
They paced it carefully, watching each other's steps, and as if by instinct performing corresponding movements, so as to make the whole a thing of symmetry. 'I'm abaht done, said Sally, blowing and puffing. 'I've 'ad enough of it. 'Go on, Liza! cried out a dozen voices when Sally stopped. She gave no sign of having heard them other than calmly to continue her dance.
At this point Captain Jack, slowly motoring by the lane mouth, turned his machine to the curb and leaped out. "What's the row here?" he asked, making his way through the considerable crowd that had gathered. "What's the trouble, Wigglesworth?" "They're knockin' my boy abaht, so they be," exclaimed Mr. Wigglesworth. 'Ard!" And Mr. Wigglesworth made a pass at the young Scot.
Liza took another sip, a slightly longer one; it burnt as it went down her throat, and sent through her a feeling of comfortable warmth. 'I really do think it's doin' me good, she said, wiping her eyes and giving a sigh of relief as the crying ceased. 'I knew it would. Tike my word for it, if people took a little drop of spirits in time, there'd be much less sickness abaht.
"Jones," I cried, "come and explain this to me," and I read him the incriminating document. My servant's English always suffers when he is nervous. "Well, sir," he began, "it 'appened like this 'ere. After what you said the other day abaht bully beef, I went orf ter try ter git a rebbit or an 'are. I seen sev'ral, sir, but I never 'it one nor wired one.
The driver turned away and whipped up the horses. "I've never seen anythink strynge in my life," he said. "Kimmup there! Kimmup!..." "But I thought that 'bus-drivers always saw romantic things!" "I dunno wot you're talkin' abaht. Look 'ere, young feller, are you a reporter, or wot are you?" "A reporter!" "Yus. One of these 'ere noospyper chaps?" "No."
'Wot abaht? anythin' in partickler? She would drag it out of him if she possibly could. 'Not thet I knows on, he said, smiling. 'Good night! she said, abruptly, turning away from him. 'Well, I'm damned if 'e ain't forgotten! she said to herself, sulkily, as she marched home.
"That ain't all," continued Hardy, with a gloating chuckle. "Th' Old Man, 'e sez 'Belt's bein' invalided, McCullough's gettin' 'is third stripe, an' Dyvis is goin' dahn t' th' Corp'ril's Class at Regina, but that there young Redmond worries me! I don't know wot t' do abaht 'im, 'e sez jes' like that sorter kind-like not a bit like th' O.C. o' a Division torkin' t' a buck private.
Of course, I wasn't goin' ter stand there an' see my daughter bein' knocked abaht; it wasn't likely was it? An' 'e rounds on me, an' 'e 'its me with 'is fist. Look 'ere. She pulled up her sleeves and showed two red and brawny arms. ''E's bruised my arms; I thought 'e'd broken it at fust. If I 'adn't put my arm up, 'e'd 'ave got me on the 'ead, an' 'e might 'ave killed me.
Well I'm thet 'appy I simply dunno if I'm standin' on my 'ead or on my 'eels. But alas! it did not last too long. Sally was not so full of joy when next Liza met her, and one day her eyes looked very much as if she had been crying. 'Wot's the matter? asked Liza, looking at her. 'Wot 'ave yer been blubberin' abaht? 'Me? said Sally, getting very red.
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