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Meehaul Neil paused and looked after him, equally struck with surprise and contempt at his apparent want of spirit. "Well," he exclaimed to those who stood about him, "by the life within me, if all the parish had sworn that Lamh Laudher Oge was a coward, I'd not a b'lieved them!" "Faix, Misther Neil, who would, no more, than yourself?" they replied; "devil the likes of it ever we seen!
"Yes, when I was a little girl," Bessie answered, with a pang of pain as she remembered the days when Lord Hardy was their constant companion. "I never really b'lieved he wanted Gusty," Mrs.
One day I read in an English magazine about somebody pulling off this trick this blindfold chase, and I said to myself I b'lieved I could do it first rate and maybe make easy money. I don't deny I'm out after the coin. I've got to get my living, and if I'd rather do it by gulling the public, why, it's no more than many a better man does." "Right you are," said Elliott.
An' thar sot his dad in the cheer, declarin' fur true ez he hed seen old Mis' Price's harnt in the woods, an' b'lieved she mus' be dead afore now. An' though thar war a right smart fire on the h'a'th, he war shiverin' an' shakin' over it, jes' the same ez ef he war out at the wood-pile, pickin' up chips on a frosty mornin'."
"Now you begin to see, don't you, that DISTANCE ain't the thing to judge by, at all; it's the time it takes to go the distance IN that COUNTS, ain't it?" "Well, hit do look sorter so, but I wouldn't 'a' b'lieved it, Mars Tom."
The boys' mother cried a great deal, but it was generally when she was by herself. "She's afraid Hugh'll be kilt," Willy said to Uncle Balla, in explanation of her tears, the old servant having remarked that he "b'lieved she cried more when Hugh went away, than she did when Marse John and Marse William both went." "Hi! warn't she 'fred they'll be kilt, too?" he asked in some scorn.
"De Lord Jesus don't leave no gaps in his promises, Miss 'Vadney. He's allers wid me wherever I is workin', an' when I is up on my box a drivin' troo de streets, he's dere. He's wid me continuous. Dere's nuthin can seprate Pompey from de Lord," he added with a sweet reverence. "How can you be so sure?" she asked wistfully. "I hez his word, Missy. You allers b'lieved your father?
We can't possibly pry the motor up in this darkness, so I think we may as well leave it where it is, first as last until morning, and walk the rest of the way home. Come on, Thomas." "I wouldn't ha' b'lieved," said Mrs. Elliott severely, "that you would ha' done such a thing. Prayer-meetin' night, too! Well, it's fortunate no one seen you but me an' Joe.
My mother weer a Madern cheel; an' 'er ordained I should be as well, an' when faither was to sea, as fell out just 'pon the right day, mother took me up theer. That was my awn mother as is dead. More folks b'lieved in the spring then than what do now, 'cause that was sebenteen year agone. An' from bein' a puny cheel I grawed a bonny wan arter dipping.
Then relapsing into a placid frame, he smiled, and added, "But fire away, ol' feller, I'm yer man for conv'sashin, specially w'en it's in the comic line." "That's right," said Gorman, clapping Ned on the shoulder and endeavouring to conciliate him; "now, then, the question is, how am I to get 'un?" "Ah, thash the question, if Shakspr's to be b'lieved." "Well, but couldn't you think?" said Gorman.
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