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"Well," said Fulkerson, "I wish I was a subject of suspicion with you, Lindau. By-the-way," he added, "I understand that you think capital was at the bottom of the veto of that pension of yours." "What bension? What feto?" The old man flamed up again. "No bension of mine was efer fetoedt. I renounce my bension, begause I would sgorn to dake money from a gofernment that I ton't peliefe in any more.
"Well," said Fulkerson, "I wish I was a subject of suspicion with you, Lindau. By-the-way," he added, "I understand that you think capital was at the bottom of the veto of that pension of yours." "What bension? What feto?" The old man flamed up again. "No bension of mine was efer fetoedt. I renounce my bension, begause I would sgorn to dake money from a gofernment that I ton't peliefe in any more.
He got ub, ant he took me py the shoulders begause he was glad to see me, and he said, "My tear Dargo, you are wet"; and I said: "You would be wet if you had slept in the rain in St Chames's Bank." 'You've had hard times, old Darco? 'I have had a million dollars. I haf had nothings. Once I sdole a loaf.
If he liges a class of vine, it iss begause his loaf ingludes efen hiss enemy, as Shakespeare galled it." "Ah, but Shakespeare couldn't have been thinking of champagne," said Kendricks. "I suppose, sir," Colonel Woodburn interposed, with lofty courtesy, "champagne could hardly have been known in his day." "I suppose not, colonel," returned the younger man, deferentially.
I did not play except for shillings, so my skill was of no great service to me. One day I entered the billiard-room where these three gentlemen were high in words. "The thing shall not be done," I heard Captain Tagrag say: "I won't stand it." "Vat, begause you would have de bird all to yourzelf, hey?" said the Baron.
But I can wait; I ton't needt any money just at bresent." As if he saw some appeal for greater frankness in, March's eye, he went on: "I tidn't gome here begause I was too boor to lif anywhere else, and I ton't stay in pedt begause I couldn't haf a fire to geep warm if I wanted it. I'm nodt zo padt off as Marmontel when he went to Paris. I'm a lidtle loaxurious, that is all.
If he liges a class of vine, it iss begause his loaf ingludes efen hiss enemy, as Shakespeare galled it." "Ah, but Shakespeare couldn't have been thinking of champagne," said Kendricks. "I suppose, sir," Colonel Woodburn interposed, with lofty courtesy, "champagne could hardly have been known in his day." "I suppose not, colonel," returned the younger man, deferentially.
"It has not appeared yet," Herr Stohwasser confessed; "it takes a long time to get an imbortant choke like that out in brint. But I vait I write to ze editor every week and I vait." "Why don't you put it in your Grammar?" suggested Tipping. If I haf time, some day I will make anozer liddle choke to aggompany, begause I vant my Crammar to be a goot Crammar, you understandt. And now to our Tell.
Why, it seems to be absolutely devoid of weight altogether. What is it, professor?" "Thad, my good sir, is my new medal, which I gall `aethereum' begause of ids wonderful lighdness. See here." There was a very handsome cut glass water-jug, full, standing on the table in a capacious salver of hammered brass. The professor took up the jug and emptied it into the salver, almost filling the latter.
But I can wait; I ton't needt any money just at bresent." As if he saw some appeal for greater frankness in, March's eye, he went on: "I tidn't gome here begause I was too boor to lif anywhere else, and I ton't stay in pedt begause I couldn't haf a fire to geep warm if I wanted it. I'm nodt zo padt off as Marmontel when he went to Paris. I'm a lidtle loaxurious, that is all.
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