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I's sossy," she continued, looking full at Mother Rodesia as she spoke, "that you big, big woman told such awfu' lies. But, now that we has come, we'll take a little hare soup. Orion, you stand near me, and don't any of you dirty peoples come up too close, 'cos I can't abear dirty peoples. I is the gweatest shot in all the world, and Orion, he's a giant."
If she don't take me sooner than young Joseph I shall be surprised." Mr. Vickers regarded him with undisguised astonishment. "I might ha' married scores o' times if I'd liked," said Mr. Russell, with a satisfied air. "Don't you go doing nothing silly," said Mr. Vickers, uneasily. "Selina can't abear you. You drink too much.
"Happy, fortunate Earley," said Peter. "I wish I stood in his shoes." Earley joined the Gloucesters because, he said, "he couldn't abear to think of them there Germans comin' anigh Mother and them childring and the ladies; and he'd better go and see as they didn't." Mr.
'We couldn't have had a more dreary and depressing day for coming here. 'It's terrible lonely, miss. How you young ladies will put up with it is more than Martha and me can imagine! My home is in the country, so I don't mind it. I never could abear London with its fog and dirt. Mrs. Tucker has been telling me and Martha queer tales about the gentleman who lived here.
Jenny, a very moving statue of terror. 'Dick, she said, clutching the young man by the arm, 'I can't abear it any longer. Come in here wi' me. She pulled him into a side room, and sitting down, abandoned herself to weeping, wringing her hands, and moaning. 'I can't abear it any longer, she repeated. 'I must tell somebody, an' I'll tell you. It's all my wicked cruel fault.
I am a stranger, not one of your kind; and I cannot abear your custom, and had I known it I never would have wedded among you!" They heard me not and paid no heed to my words, but laying hold of me, bound me by force and let me down into the cavern, with a large gugglet of sweet water and seven cakes of bread, according to their custom.
"His business took him 'round considerable, and I thought mebby it might have took him to New York, and that mebby you might have met him." Mrs. Bell sighed audibly. "It's goin' to be an awful trial to Susan if she can't go," she said; "but I dunno WHAT to say. Seems like I oughtn't to say 'go, an' yet I can't abear to say 'stay." "I MUST have Susan," said Mrs.
Reckitt, the ironmonger, a friend of her father's, got her to help him with his books and bills of an evening, and when she was seventeen, because his business was growing and he hadn't much of a head for figures himself, he took her regular into the shop. And glad she was to give up the school-teaching, for she could never abear it." "You say she had a lot of trouble?" "Ah, that indeed she had!
She came and stood before him, still without dropping her sad, grave look. "Mr. Gael," she said, "I hev come back. I got out yonder an'" her breast heaved and a sort of terror came into her eyes "an' the world was awful lonely. There ain't a creature out yonder to care fer me, fer me to care fer. It seemed like as if it was all dead. I couldn't abear it."
I couldn't abear to see it. Here, let me get a bit of print and flannel and run together a few things for the child. I 'd rather do it a hundred times than that those things should be given away and just now too!
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