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Updated: May 3, 2025
It may be God iss not anyvere. So I come back, and I find dat my little Brita iss sick so sick she cannot vork and Brita my vife; she sew all she can, but it iss not enough. I go on de docks once more. 'No vork! no vork! It iss de vord eferyvere.
'Catch the red-nosed man a-goin' anyvere but vere the liquors is; not he, Samivel, not he. Ve'd a wery pleasant ride along the road from the Markis this mornin', Sammy, said Mr. Weller, when he felt himself equal to the task of speaking in an articulate manner.
"Vat you tink?" cried Stankewitz. "I veigh tventy pounds more already tventy pounds! They vork you like hell in that army, but they treat you good. You don't never have such good grub before, not anyvere you vork." "You like it?" demanded Jimmy, in amazement. "Sure I like it, you bet your money! I learn lots of things vat I didn't know before.
Comrade Stankewitz's wizened-up, eager little face rose before Jimmie; he heard the shrill voice, trying to compose the disputes in the local. "Comrades, all this vill not get us anyvere! There is but vun question we have to answer, are we internationalists, or are we not?" "My God!" cried Jimmie. "Ain't that awful?"
Pickwick, 'that if he does not come back to this very house, with you, he will come back with me, for I will come and fetch him. 'I'll mention that 'ere, Sir, rejoined Sam. 'You think you can find him, Sam? said Mr. Pickwick, looking earnestly in his face. 'Oh, I'll find him if he's anyvere, rejoined Sam, with great confidence. 'Very well, said Mr. Pickwick.
Gif me a little vork. "I am dirty: Brita iss not dere to haf me clean. I vash as I can, in vater anyvere, but I sleep on de ground. I eat not often. I am vild truly, I know, and soon peoples are afraid. Den, my lady, I haf no more faith. I say, 'God, you haf forgotten me: you haf forgotten vat you promise.
And now about dot dressing-case. Don't you sell it. I find somebody pay more as I can give, and you pay me for my trouble. I lend you tventy yes, I lend tventy-five dollars on it. Vill dot be enough?" "That will be enough for a week, after I pay what I owe." "Vell, den, ven dot is gone ve tink out someting else, don't ve? I look it all over last night. It is all right no breaks anyvere.
"Me, sir?" said the now thoroughly frightened clerk. "No, I No sir I never came further than the door each time you called to me." "I can't say dat Mr. Elder vould take it," observed Mr. Swartz, "and all I remember now dat you didn't come anyvere near de safe, I can't tink who could have taken the monish." Assured by his manner that Mr.
"This is the first meeting for some months that we have had the pleasure of seeing Comrade Norwood," said "Wild Bill", with venomous placidity. "Perhaps he knew that we were to be asked to raise a regiment for Kitchener!" And then again Comrade Stankewitz was on his feet, with distress in his thin, eager face. "Comrades, all this vill not get us anyvere!
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