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Even as his brother Richard could not rest unless he was prominent as an agitator, so it became a necessity to 'Arry to lead in the gin-palace and the music-hall. He made himself the aristocrat of rowdyism. But it was impossible to live without ready money, and his mother, though supplying him with board and lodging, refused to give him a penny.
"I shall never endure such agony again," said Harry, speaking of his experience of the previous day. "Perhaps I may die for the want of water, and on this desert; but I can never suffer so much real pain a second time." "'Ow is that, Master 'Arry?" asked Bill.
I was aht lite last night. 'Were yer? 'Me an' 'Arry went ter see the ply. Oh, Liza, it's simply spiffin'! I've never see sich a good ply in my life. Lor'! Why, it mikes yer blood run cold: they 'ang a man on the stige; oh, it mide me creep all over!
Larry Kildene rose and stood a moment in the cabin door, then sauntered out in the sun, and off toward the fall. He had need to think a while alone. His companions knew this necessity was on him, and said nothing only looked at each other, and took up the question of their needs for the winter. "Mr. 'Arry, is it possible to reach with safety a station?
Mary Ellen was wild for a dance, she said. "Get up and 'ave a gow, then," encouraged Mr. Watlin, "you and 'Arry there!" But she, for some reason, would not, and Harry was not urgent. "I can play da fiddle a little," said Tony, as our artist paused for a rest. Mr. Watlin clapped him good-humouredly on the shoulder. "Go to it then, my boy, give us your little tune! I'm out of form tonight, anyw'y."
Two men's voices came down to her one, the big man's and the other yes, she had heard it before. "It is 'Arry King, mother. Surely he has come down to meet us," she said joyfully. She would have hurried on, but bethought herself she would better wait as she had been directed. Soon the big man returned, looking displeased and grim. "Young chap couldn't wait.
At the sight of his elder brother, 'Arry hastily put his hands beneath the table, drew off the ornament, and consigned it furtively to his waistcoat pocket. But Alice Maud was by no means what she had been.
"'Wot would you do with a man like that? ses 'Arry. 'I ask you, as man to man, wot would you do to 'im? "'P'r'aps-p'r'aps 'e didn't know, ses Uncle Dick, stammering. "'Didn't know! ses 'Arry. 'Don't care, you mean. We've got a nice little 'ome, and, just because I've 'ad to leave it and lay low for a bit for knifing a man, she takes advantage of it. And it ain't the fust time, neither.
He continued, "I've owned her well-nigh goin on twenty year. I've put her through the perarries and through the timber, and now look yeer, straanger, you can just bet your life on't she never var-ried arry time, and if you'll just follow her sign you'll knock the centre outer the north star. She never lies, she don't."
Punishment had had its usual effect; 'Arry was obstinately taciturn, conscious of his degradation, inwardly at war with all his kind. 'There's only one thing I can do for you now, his brother said to him. 'I'll pay your passage to Australia. Then you must shift for yourself. 'Arry refused the offer. 'Give me the money instead, was his reply.
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