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"I and Napoleon," said the courier of Arves, relating some incident in which he had temporarily become associated with the fortunes of the Great Captain; and "I and the white man" may Sambo say at no distant day, without presumption and without outraging the dignity of position.
"Why, yes, I think I can go another round or so." "There y' are, Joe, the Guv's surely a game cove. So get at it, me lad, an' try an' knock it up to fifty dollars 'arves, Joe, mind!" "But, sir," began Joe, eyeing the livid blotches on Ravenslee's white skin, "don't ye think " "Time oh, Time, Time!" shrieked the Old Un.
I'll punch you on the ear-'ole, Joe, so's you never 'ear nothin' no more." "Are you on, Joe?" asked Ravenslee, while the Old Un, swearing softly, unlaced his gloves. "But, crumbs, sir axin' your pardon, things'll come a bit expensive, won't they? Y' see " "So much the better, ye blighted perisher!" snarled the Old Un, "an' don't forget as the Guv owes you thirty dollars a'ready an' 'arves, mind."
'A.1, replied the 'Old Dear', getting up from his chair in readiness to execute their orders. 'Well, wot's it to be? inquired Philpot of the others generally. 'Mine's a pint o' beer, said Crass. 'Half for me, said Bundy. 'Half o' beer for me too, replied Easton. 'That's one pint, two 'arves, and a pint o' porter for meself, said Philpot, turning and addressing the Old Dear.
"Don't gape like a perishin' fish; come on up-stairs an' knock the Guv'nor down like 'e tells ye an' 'arves on the money, mind; it was me as taught ye all you know or ever will, so 'arves on the money, Joe, 'arves on the money. Come on, Joe d'j 'ear?" "Crumbs!" said Joe. "Look at 'im.
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