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Updated: June 4, 2025
"I picked it up and give it to Captain Forrest so help me Gawd, it's true. Arst him if I didn't." The sergeant laughed openly at the story. "He run two of our men from the National Sporting right round Covent Garden and back, sir," he said to Alban. "The gentleman dropped the box and couldn't wait. But we'll see about all that in the morning."
Bless yer, they don't come in claps of thunder an' streaks o' lightenin' they just comes easy an' natural so's sometimes yer don't think for a minit or two that they're answers at all. But it comes to yer in a bit an' yer 'eart stands still for joy. An' ever since then I just go to me book an' arst.
But we aren't here to explain things of that sort. I must arst you to move on." "Don't you know?" "I must arst you to move on if you please ... I'd strongly advise you to get off 'ome. We've 'ad no special instructions yet but it's against the law ... Clear away there. Clear away." The pavement to his left became invitingly bare, and young Caddles went slowly on his way.
His great jaws clamped together and his thick, discoloured lips became compressed. "Why! certainly, my friend," I remarked easily, rising with slow deliberation. "Which will you have first: the bread and cheese, or the ale?" "'Twere the ale I arst and it's th' ale I wants, and blamed quick about it or I'll know the reason w'y." "Stupid of me!" I remarked.
"'Oh, she's all right, he replied, keeping his eyes fixed on his hat. "'Have you done it? I continued. "'Done wot? he asked, looking up. "'Married her. "'No, he answered, returning to the contemplation of his hat. "'Has she refused you then? I said. "'I ain't arst 'er, he returned. "He seemed unwilling to explain matters of his own accord.
I s'pose you know very well that I took your niece Annie Rudd as a domestic servant' she repeated this precise definition 'as a domestic servant, because Mrs Yule 'appened to 'arst me if I knew of a place for a girl of that kind, as hadn't been out before, but could be trusted to do her best to give satisfaction to a good mistress? I s'pose you know that? 'I know nothing of the kind.
That's the way the will is done in 'eaven. That's wot I arst for all day long for it to be done on earth as it is in 'eaven. What could I say? Could I tell her that the will of the Deity on the earth he created was only the will to do evil to give pain to crush the creature made in His own image.
'Accordin' to 'im, Tariff Reform ain't no bloody good Free Trade ain't no bloody good, and everybody else is wrong! But when you arst 'im what ought to be done 'e's flummoxed. Crass did not feel very satisfied with the result of this machinery argument, but he consoled himself with the reflection that he would be able to flatten out his opponent on another subject.
But she'll 'ave me, or wot's left o' me; an' that's more'n a many'll 'ave. 'That'll be all right, my lad, said the chaplain. 'You'll have a pension. The country will look after you. 'Ah, padre I didn't see you, sir. The country? Arst my brother Joe about the country. Wounded in South Africa 'e was, an' never done a day's work since. An' the pension 'as been barely enough to starve on decently.
"You talk to him a minute," whispered Turnbull, and stepped back into the shadow of the wall. "We want you," said MacIan to the cabman, with a superb Scotch drawl of indifference and assurance, "to drive us to St. Pancras Station verra quick." "Very sorry, sir," said the cabman, "but I'd like to know it was all right. Might I arst where you come from, sir?"
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