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She wonderingly complied, but was enlightened a moment afterwards, when she saw Dick Cludde swagger in, followed by the two naval captains whom his lady mother had been entertaining. "I understand your feeling, sir," said the good wife. "'Tis a sin and a shame ye lost the farm, which was yours by right; but doan't 'ee let 'em spoil your dinner; I can't abear mutton half, cold."
"Am I a brute," said Mr. Tetterby, "or is there any good in me at all? Sophia! My little woman!" "'Dolphus dear," returned his wife. "I I've been in a state of mind," said Mr. Tetterby, "that I can't abear to think of, Sophy." "Oh! It's nothing to what I've been in, Dolf," cried his wife in a great burst of grief. "My Sophia," said Mr. Tetterby, "don't take on. I never shall forgive myself.
This had the aforesaid Philemon proven in his day. And he was used to say how ever after 'twas his wont to turn aside his eyen of set purpose from suchlike pictures of wars and bloodshed, and that he did so heartily loathe these cruelties as that he could not abear to behold them even set forth in counterfeit presentment. For to entice to pleasant dalliaunce is a far lesse heinous fault.
She saw that he was displeased and drew closer to him, slipping her arms round his neck, so that he could feel the roughness of her work-worn hands against it. "I'm not shocked only it's so wonderful I can't abear talking of it ... Martin, if we had one ... I should just about die of joy ..." He gripped her to him silently, unable to speak.
Ted had always been against her nursing, and she must admit it wasn't wise of a woman to let her man go to the public-house to get out of the way of a crying child; but though she was a-running herself off her feet to attend to the pore dear, and milk was up a penny, she had growd that fond of my baby since she lost her own that she couldn't abear to part with the jewel, and perhaps if I could pay a little more Ted said seven, but she said six, and a shilling a week wouldn't hurt me she could over-persuade him to let the dear precious stay.
'Oh, my dear Mrs Caffyn, I have no secret from you, who have been so good to me: I can only say I could not love him not as I ought. 'If you can't love a man, that's to say if you can't ABEAR him, it's wrong to have him, but if there's a child that does make a difference, for one has to think of the child and of being respectable.
He pushed Bill Chambers's 'at over his eyes a thing Bill can't abear and arter filling 'is pipe agin from Sam Jones's box he got up and went. "Mind you," ses Bill Chambers, looking round, "if 'e comes back and ses somebody 'as taken his hamper, nobody knows nothing about it." "I 'ope Henery Walker 'as got it all right," ses Dicky Weed. "When shall we know?"
So the eldest went out first, leaving his two brothers at home, and went to a neighbouring farmer to try and get work from him. "Well, well, my man," said the farmer, "I can give you work but on only one condition." "What is that?" "I cannot abear any high talk on my farm. You must keep cool and not lose your temper."
But 'twont be true very much longer, Garge, for I've a-got a ship upon my stocks now as'll beat the Bonaventure every way and in all weathers. I've a called her the Nonsuch, because there's never been nothin' like her avore. I drawed out the plans of her shortly a'ter the Bonaventure was launched, because I couldn't abear to be beaten by Mason nor nobody else.
She threw her arms about his rascally neck, and laid her head upon his hulking shoulder, regardless of the hat she wrecked, and cried in ecstasy: "I'll do it, deer! I'll do it, Walty! But why should there be any shootin', lovey? At 'Ome I never could abear to see them theayter plays what 'ad guns an' firin' in 'em; it made me 'art beat so crooil bad."
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