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Updated: September 24, 2025
It's this everlasting worry and flurry day in and day out, and not knowing what's going to 'appen next, and one man coming in and saying 'Vote for Bruce', and another 'Vote for Pedder', and another saying how it's the poor man's loaf he's fighting for if he'd only buy a loaf, now 'ullo, 'ullo, wot's this?"
"Do you 'appen to notice your coat-pocket is all of a wriggle?" He put his 'and to Bill's pocket and took out a little green snake; then he put his 'and to Bill's trouser-pocket and took out a frog, while pore Bill's eyes looked as if they was corning out o' their sockets. "Keep still," ses the conjurer; "there's a lot more to come yet."
'Be good enough to leave me. 'Well, I make no objections, mind. I'm takin' thy word thou'rt Maud Ruthyn 'appen thou be'st and 'appen thou baint. I'm not aweer on't, but I takes thy word, and all I want to know's just this, did Meg open the gate to thee? I made him no answer, and to my great relief I saw Milly striding and skipping across the unequal stepping-stones.
He waved his 'and to Emily, who didn't 'appen to be looking at the moment, but the lodger waved back in a careless sort of way and then spoke to Emily, and they both waved to old Bill who was standing on his crutches further aft.
Pearce came in with a pair of Alf's socks that he 'ad been untidy enough to leave in the middle of the floor instead of chucking 'em under the bed. She was so unpleasant about it that, if it hadn't ha' been for the thought of wot was going to 'appen on Tuesday, Alf couldn't ha' stood it.
But, as for the average mistress well it ain't a gal she wants, it's a plaster image, without any natural innards a sort of thing as ain't 'uman, and ain't to be found in 'uman nature. And then she'd grumble at it, if it didn't 'appen to be able to be in two places at once." "You fear that the standard for that 'right girl' is likely to be set a trifle too high Mrs. Wilkins," I suggested.
"Don' say anything to 'im," entreated Mr. Wilks, "my sake. Thing might 'appen anybody." "He's been like that all the way," said Mr. Silk, regarding the steward with much disfavour. "I don't know why I troubled about him, I'm sure." "Crowd roun 'im," pursued the imaginative Mr. Wilks. "'Old up, Teddy." "I'm sure it's very kind of you, Mr.
'But the Liberals, they'll promise you the earth and give you the whole o' nothin'. There were roars of approval. Liberal stock had sunk rather low in Trafalgar Square. 'Isn't it fun? said Jean. 'Now aren't you glad I brought you? 'Oh, this chap's all right! 'We men 'ave seen it 'appen over and over. But the women can tyke an 'int quicker 'n what we can. They won't stand the nonsense men do.
Tom was silent, while with a vacant gape he watched the spin of his half-crown twice, and then catching it with a smack in his hand, which he thrust into his pocket, he said, still looking in the same direction 'I never rid postilion in my days, ma'am. I know nout o' sich a place, though 'appen I maught a' bin there; Knowl, ye ca't.
"It grieves me to intrude upon your lordship at so late an hour, and indeed it was far from my intent. I had hoped to overtake Sir Rowland before he reached you." "Nom de Dieu!" swore Feversham. "Ho! A so great effrontery!" He swung round upon Blake again. "Sare Rowlan'," he bade him angrily, "be so kind to tell me what 'appen in Breechwater everyt'ing!"
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