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"Don't know, I'm sure," answered Dyer; "but it's a fact that some of 'em be gettin' under way." As the pair emerged from the poop cabin, they were met by Drew, the boatswain, who reported: "There be four of 'em on the move now, Cap'n; and I baint at all sure but where there's one or two more of 'em makin' ready for a start, though the light be that bad "
I will have her, or I will die, Betty." "Wull. Thee will die in either case. But it baint for me to argify. And do her love thee too, Jan?" "I hope she does, Betty I hope she does. What do you think about it?" "Ah, then I may hold my tongue to it. Knaw what boys and maidens be, as well as I knew young pegs. I myzell been o' that zort one taime every bit so well as you be."
"If yü baint too tired, zor, vor to look over the accounts, 'tis all theear but the pultry that Mr. "Good Heavens, Mrs. Cornish!" said he, "do you think I am going to look over a lot of grocers' bills?" Mrs.
'I baint the first o' the family as a' done the same, retorted Dudley. At this taunt the old man's fury for a moment overpowered him. In an instant he was on his feet, quivering from head to foot.
'Who is Pegtop? I asked. 'He's the miller see, yonder it is, and she pointed to a very pretty feature in the landscape, a windmill, crowning the summit of a hillock which rose suddenly above the level of the treetops, like an island in the centre of the valley. 'The mill not going to-day, Beauty? bawled Milly. 'No a, Beauty; it baint, replied the girl, loweringly, and without stirring.
And zo she stands at the door and she looks at Raoul, and he toes not know she is there, ant vor just those vive zeconds there is no music, not a note, and then Look here, I am Cheorge Dargo; I can write a blay, and stage a blay, and baint the zeenery for a blay, and I can gompose the music for a blay, and I can berform on every damned inztrument in the orghestra.
I thought as how you'd forgotten me altogether. But 'tis hard for poor folk to keep a friend." "You see, miss, my bedroom window is broken in one or two places. John, he stopped it up with paper the best way he could, but la, bless you, paper baint like glass. It is very dull for me. You see, miss, I can't get about now as I used to could, and I never was no great reader.
She looked sour as verjuice when my mother and Emily entered, and gave them to understand that 'she wasn't used to no strangers in her school, and didn't want 'em. We found that in Chapman's opinion she 'didn't larn 'em nothing. She had succeeded her aunt, who had taught him to read 'right off, but 'her baint to be compared with she. And now the farmers' children, and the little aristocracy, including his own grand-children, all indeed who, in his phrase, 'cared for eddication, went to Wattlesea.
Pope's house, young madam, an' that be his garden too, t'other side o' that wall. He be but a feeble shrivelled up whey-faced little gentleman, thin as a thread paper an' not much taller than you yourself. I'm told as he baint forty, but lor, he might be ninety by his looks. We folk in the village don't see much of him an' I doubt if he wants to see us." "Gracious! Why is that?
'I've worked a good bit in my time, gentlemen, and I baint done yet': SEE PROFESSOR SUMMIT'S 'MEN WHO HAVE COME TO FORTUNE. There is, we perceive at a glance, a contrast in the bowed master of the Mansion applying to his menials for a day's work at the rate of pay to able-bodied men: which he is not, but the deception is not disingenuous.
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