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Each was set with a large ruby that stared unwinkingly from its setting of pale gold. 'Eh! they'm like drops of blood! said Hazel. 'Like when fayther starts a-killing the pig. He's a hard un, is fayther, hard as b'rytes. I'm much obleeged to you, Mr. Reddin, but I dunna want 'em. I canna'd abear the sight of blood. 'Little fool! said Reddin. 'They're worth pounds.
Now, there's some blokes as grouses all the time 'ere, Bert, you might 'and over your knife a moment to scrape the mud off me face, it all cracks, like, when I talk if they've got a Maconochie ration they wants bully beef, an' if they've got bully beef they carn't abear nothink but Maconochie.
'T was for pure love, faither; I lied for him lied even to you; an' my heart 's been near to breakin' for 'e these many days; but you'd never have listened if I'd told 'e." "Go," he said very quietly. "I caan't abear the sight of'e just now. An' that poor fule, as thrawed his money in golden showers for 'e! Oh, my gude God, why for did 'E leave me any childern at all?
He asked me to trade 'em, but I couldn't abear to until he had riz to fifty dollars, what was the price of a young mule, all on account of his sister wanting quilts like them up in a big city. I was kinder crying quiet at letting 'em go, but I thought about what that mule would be to Jed who wuz so good to me, so I give 'em to him and he tied 'em on his saddle and went away.
I well remember the day she was married, and how pretty she looked in her white gown, and how she says to me, 'Oh, my mother! I can't abear to leave you, even for James, and now she is agoing to leave all of us. And when little Betsy was born, and I was a nursing of her, she looked up and says she, 'Oh, mother!
Lady Chillington cannot abear people that are always prying and asking 'What does this mean? and 'What does the other mean? A still tongue is the sign of a wise head." Ten minutes later I had said my prayers and was in bed. "Don't go without kissing me," I said to Dance as she took up the candle. The old lady came back and kissed me tenderly.
'According to natural history she may be, but in my sight she's a bad dog. She shut her door with an air of finality. 'The old lady canna'd abear Foxy, said Hazel. 'Nobody likes Foxy. She was stubbornly determined that the world bore her a grudge because she loved Foxy. Perhaps she had discovered that the world has a sharp sword for the vulnerable, and that love is easily wounded.
I can't abear to see little children real hungry. You come along with me this minute or the supper will be eat up." Diana hesitated no longer. She carried her broken bow on one arm, and she slung her arrow, by a string, round her neck; then, taking one of Mother Rodesia's large brown hands, and Orion taking the other, the two children trotted deeper into the dark wood.
I never could abear them boughten shirts, they are so skimpy in the skirt; I'll make you some lovely ones, with blue and pink flossin' down the front." He looked up alarmed. "Then about collars," she went on serenely.
When she heard that Ernest had quarrelled with his father and mother she assumed as a matter of course that the fault must lie entirely with Ernest. "Oh, your pore, pore ma!" said Ellen. "She was always so very fond of you, Master Ernest: you was always her favourite; I can't abear to think of anything between you and her.
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