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If it be, we must drive him forth with blows and curses. To sit down at board with a heretic, to hear teaching from his lips! Beshrew me, but one might as well have a friend from the pit for an instructor! It cannot be; surely it cannot be." The boy spoke hotly and angrily.
An thou cast the evil eye on me, I'll sheathe my blade in thy flesh. We want no witch's work here." Margery made no answer, but placed the supper before them. The men fell to, and soon disposed of all that was on the table. Then the leader began to show signs of impatience for the storm had not yet subsided. "Beshrew me!" he exclaimed to his companions.
"The poor fellow doth glorify himself at some cost to the truth, I fancy." "Beshrew me but before another month I'll know enough of their jargon to need no lying interpreter," muttered Standish, and he kept his word. The Indian breakfast, already nearly ready, proved both toothsome and plentiful.
"There be them among the elders and magistrates who be of a different opinion. Beshrew me! "What can anybody have against so sweet-tempered and liberal a gentleman?" inquired Margery.
"But first let me take thee ashore dry-shod, and then I will bring all the rest." "Beshrew thee for a modest youth," retorted Priscilla, the peach color of her cheeks deepening to pomegranate; "when I go ashore I will convey myself, or my brother will carry me; and thou, since thou art so picksome, may set thyself to work, and ask naught of me."
The Parnass reassured him as to his merits. 'The congregation could not have a worthier envoy. 'But I can't leave my business. 'You, with your fine grown-up daughters! cried Barzinsky. 'Don't beshrew them I will go at once. 'And these gentlemen must await you here, said the President, tapping his snuffbox incongruously at the 'here, 'in order to continue the sitting if you fail.
I see I have touched you, lad. But, beshrew me, you are very strangely attired in a suit of sable velvet, with a black Spanish hat and feather, for a festival! You look as if going to a funeral I am fearful his Majesty may take it amiss. Why not wear the livery of our house?"
There be one here who hath waited since yester e'en to see you." "Beshrew me, sayst thou so!" ejaculated Lord Stafford. "I thought not to meet with any here. But oft must a man's pleasuring be staid for by affairs of business. Is it not true, good Giles?" "Marry, 'tis only too true," replied the host. "Where is he that would speak with me, Giles?" "In the east parlor, my lord.
Dazzled and blind, mine office I forsake, My club, my key, my knee, my homage take. Bright paragon, pass on in joy and bliss; Beshrew the gate that opes not wide at such a sight as this!" The original may be found in the republication of the Princely Pleasures of Kenilworth, by the same author, in the History of Kenilworth already quoted.
Jocelyn began to fear from the menacing looks of the crowd that some violence might be attempted, and he endeavoured to check it. "Bear with him, worthy friends," he cried, "he means you well, though he may reprove you somewhat too sharply." "Beshrew him for an envious railer," cried a miller, "he mars all our pleasures with his peevish humours.
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