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An' I says to 'im, "If you touch me again, I'll go ter the police-station, thet I will!" Well, that frightened 'im a bit, an' then didn't I let 'im 'ave it! "You call yerself a man," says I, "an' you ain't fit ter clean the drains aht." You should 'ave 'eard the language 'e used. "You dirty old woman," says 'e, "you go away; you're always interferin' with me."
Well, wot I says, I says I can't do withaht my glass of beer. She thumped her pillow to emphasize the statement. 'Wot with the work I 'ave ter do, lookin' after you and the cookin' and gettin' everythin' ready and doin' all the 'ouse-work, and goin' aht charring besides well, I says, if I don't 'ave a drop of beer, I says, ter pull me together, I should be under the turf in no time.
'I wonder if they see us. Almost instinctively she turned round, and at the same moment one of the men turned too; then there was no doubt about it. 'Thet did give me a turn, she said. 'So it did me, answered Jim; 'I simply went 'ot all over. 'We was bally fools, said Liza; 'we oughter 'ave spoken to 'em! D'you think they'll let aht?
They saw no unjust inequality even when, Crébiche having three times spelt "earth" with an u, the master paced to and fro on the bare ground among the unmatched desks and break-back benches, running his hands through his hair and crying: "Well! well aht thou name' the crawfish; with such rapiditive celeritude dost thou progress backwardly!"
One day it'll get aht, and we shall all step lively." "It is, perhaps, Public Opinion," continued Mr. Lavender to himself, "as expressed in the Press." "Not it," said Joe, "the nearest opinion the Press gets to expressin' is that of Mayors.
"Man, Johnson," he remarked, and shook his head mournfully, "youse ought to be varra careful aboot sayin' things like that to the likes of us. 'Deed aye!" "What for, ole son?" inquired the jester indulgently. "Naithing," replied Bogle with artistic reticence. "Come along aht with it!" insisted Johnson. "Cough it up, duckie!"
In her sorrow at herself the old lady began to cry, and Liza slipped out of the room and into the street. Leaning against the wall of the opposite house was Tom; he came towards her. ''Ulloa! she said, as she saw him. 'Wot are you doin' 'ere? 'I was waitin' for you ter come aht, Liza, he answered. She looked at him quickly.
"If I'm knocked aht you go on shootin' at flashes and do magazine-fire fer rushes. If they gets in 'ere, we're tripe in two ticks." Then he fainted for a while, came to, and felt much better. "Goo' job it's the left fumb," he observed as he strove to re-charge his magazine. The dull thud of bullet into flesh became a frequent sound.
Ee looks inside, an' the w'y ee cleared them parcels aht was a sight well, yer can see fer yerself wort it's like. The other 'orses were thet mad they kicks theirselves free. Ee goes froo the parcels cool as a cowcumber until ee routs aht the registered parcels. Ee puts them in 'is car. 'Tar, tar! ee says, wiving 'is 'and, an' orf ee goes jest abaht five minutes afore you gents comed along."
'Wot's 'e want two top rooms for? ''Im? Oh, 'e's got a big family five kids. Ain't yer seen 'is wife abaht the street? She's a big, fat woman, as does 'er 'air funny. 'I didn't know 'e 'ad a wife. There was another silence; Liza sat thinking, and Tom stood at the window, looking at her. 'Won't yer come aht with me, Liza? he asked, at last.
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