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Clinton, for asking you; indeed it was wrong in me to tell you who it came from even, bekaise Mr. Hycy told me not to let any one see it, only jist to slip it into the post-office unknownst, as I passed it; an' that was what made me wish to know who it was goin' to, since the thruth must be tould."
All I can say is, that she might just as well name either of yourselves, gentlemen, as me." "How do you know that Hogan committed the robbery?" asked Hycy. "Simply bekaise I seen him. He broke open the big chest above stairs." "How did you see him?" asked Vanston. "Through a hole in the partition," she replied, "where a knot of the deal boards had come out.
Will your honor read it, sir, and look into it, bekaise, at any rate, it sets forth too common a case." "I am partly acquainted with the circumstances, already; however, let me see the paper." "The pedlar placed it in Mr. Travers' hands, who on looking over it, read, somewhat to his astonishment, as follows: "The humble petition of Cornelius Dalton, to his Honor, Mr.
"I think your honor's a friend to Sir Thomas, counsellor?" replied Dandy, answering by another question. "A' am, Dandy, a stanch friend to Sir Thomas." "Bekaise I know that if you aren't a friend of his, he is a friend of yours.
"Then what made you tell that wapper for, the other night, about cutting that Indian's throat?" "How do you know it was a wapper?" asked Joe, somewhat what embarrassed by Sneak's home-thrust. "Bekaise, don't I know that I cut his juggler-vein myself? Didn't the blood gush all over me? and didn't he fall down dead before he had time to holler?" continued Sneak, with much warmth and earnestness.
Look at the ould man and the ould woman there see them tremblin'. Don't cry don't cry; but they are see the widow there wid her orphans there's a sick boy in that house, and a poor sick girl in that other house see, they're all cryin' all cryin' for they must go out, and on sich a day! All that, now, is upon these two other pages, bekaise, you see, no one page would hould all that.
You come here to nurse young Con Dalton: and you came to nurse him, bekaise you love him. No, I don't blame you for that, but I do for not saying so, without fear or disguise for I hate both." "That wouldn't be altogether true either," replied Mave, "if I said so; for I did come to nurse Nancy, and any others of the family that might stand in need of it.
Poor! ershisin! Arra what was I sayin'? Sure they do it bekaise we all have plenty to ait and dhrink, plenty to wear; good coats to our backs, like this" and here he shook the rags he dangled about him in hundreds; "good breeches to hem no matther good shoes and stockings to our feet; good heads to our hats hut!
"Och! lots o' people, but few of 'em tuk a fancy to spake to me, an' whin they did I shuck me head, an' touched me lips, so they thought I was dumb." "But why you comes to town?" asked Rais Ali, in a remonstrative tone. "Just bekaise I'm hungry," replied the seaman, with a smile.
The landlord hasn't proved himself to be towards us what he ought to be, and what we expected he would; an' so, rather than remain at the terms he axes from us, it's better for us to thry our fortune in America; bekaise, if we stay here, we must only come to poverty an' destitution, an' sorrow; an' you know how it 'ud break my heart to see our childre' brought to that, in the very place where they wor always respected.
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