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But I'm afeard we can't do it nohow. 'I should like to oblige him, said the gentlemanly old incumbent. 'And I would forego all fees willingly. Still, if you and the others don't think you can carry it out, I am in doubt what to say. Well, sir; I've made inquiry of a Sidlinch woman as to his burial, and what I thought seems true.
Then when Abelleus heard this, he was more afeard, and yielded him and asked mercy. I may not now, said Sir Tor, but if I should be found false of my promise; for while I would have taken you to mercy ye would none ask, but if ye had the brachet again, that was my quest. And therewith he took off his helm, and he arose and fled, and Sir Tor after him, and smote off his head quite.
Peace, said the fishers, and make here no words, for or ever ye depart from hence Sir Nabon must know that ye have been here, or else we should die for your sake. So that I be whole, said Lamorak, of my disease that I have taken in the sea, I will that ye tell him that I am a knight of King Arthur's, for I was never afeard to reneye my lord.
I did desire, and he did give it me to copy out, which pleased me mightily, and so, it being late, I away and to my wife, and by hackney; home, and there, my eyes being weary with reading so much: but yet not so much as I was afeard they would, we home to supper and to bed.
'Don't call names, says the divil; 'you had better keep a civil tongue in your head, says he; 'and it doesn't become a gintleman to forget good manners. 'Oh, murther! says he, 'who's there? for he was afeard to look up.
"It's not what you'd lave her, sir, but what you'd give her in the first place, that I'd like to hear. Spake up, your Reverence, an' let us know how far you will go." "I'm afeard, sir," said Peter, "if it goes to a clane bargain atween yez, that Ellish will make you bid up for Dan. Be sharp; sir, or you'll have no chance; faix, you won't." "But, Mrs.
Now, I dont wanter butt in none in yer affairs, an then agin it aint overly plisent fer me to make a clean breast ov it this way on paper. Not that I 'm afeard, er nothin, only it dont just look nice. No more do I want enything whut I did ter be makin you fokes a heep o trouble. That aint my style.
With these words Master Withypool pulled his coat off and rolled up his shirt sleeves, displaying arms fit to hold their own even with Uncle Sam's almost; and then he fell to with his shovel and dug, while I ran with my little spud to help. "Plaise keep out of way, miss; I be afeard of knocking you. Not but what you works very brave indeed, miss."
"She was always one of the delicate kind, but full of spirit, and and you see, she has had a baby lately " "William!" "And she I the doctor is afeard she's not picking up." "I feel sure she will pick up." "Yes, sir?" It must have been the wine I had drunk that made me tell him: "I was once married, William. My wife it was just such a case as yours." "She did not get better sir?" "No."
"Don't get into a row with a fellow like that," he said to Twentyman. "He's on my land, my lord," said Larry impatiently. "I'm on my own now, and let me see who'll dare to touch me," said Goarly jumping down. "You've put poison down in that wood," said Larry. "No I didn't; but I knows who did. It ain't I as am afeard for my young turkeys" Now it was well known that old Mrs.
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