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'Certainly not. It fell out of your pocket-book, and I put it back there. 'So the old hag didn't blab on me? I'm anxious about this, because it's got out somehow that I'm back again. I landed at Kenmare in a fishing-boat from the New York packet, the Osprey, on Tuesday fortnight, and three of the newspapers had it before I was a week on shore.
It isn't known that he's here, and he is not anxious that it should be known. He's here on business, and he goes to-morrow. That is all and you're to say no word of what I tell you." "All right," quoth Tom. "I won't blab. But I'd mightily like to see the man who shot Alexander Hamilton." "I've told you he's not anxious for company." "Oh, I know!" said Tom, not without humility. "I'm small fry.
"I'm willin' to hang together but I won't be called a sucker or peacher by anybody, and I ain't goin' to stand for any croakin' neither while I've got a gun! Hear me?" "What we goin' to do about this here kid then? We can't let him go. He'll up and run back and blab. He's heard too much about our business. We don't want to go huntin' trouble, do we? Well, we'll be huntin' trouble if we let him go.
"Come, come!" he said "Thou need'st fear nothing, we are not the men to blab of thy trespass against the city's edict, for, of a truth, there is too much whispering away of young and goodly lives nowadays. What! thou art not the first gay gallant, nor wilt thou be the last, that has seen the world turn upside down in a haze of love and late feasting!
That very day, or the next at furthest, she could induce her husband to absent himself, lest he should blab out the tale while his sorrow was greater than his pride. She alone would then stay in the house of death until she could feel assured that all else were hushed into prudence. Ay, she felt, that with due precautions, the name was still safe.
"Begorrah, if yees can't talk better sinse nor that, ye'd bist put a stopper on yer blab. The idaa of me master harming any one is too imposterous to be intertained by a fraa and inlightened people a fraa and inlightened people, as I used to spell out in the newspapers at home. But whisht! Ye are a savage, as don't know anything about Fourth of July, an' all the other affections of the people."
"Ten louis!" said he, suddenly, looking at Marillac as if he wished to look into his very heart. "Two hundred francs, if you like it better. A genuine bargain. But we have talked enough, 'mio caro'; you deceive yourselves if you think you are going to make me blab. No, indeed! I am not the one to allow myself to become entangled. I am now as mute and silent as the grave."
"Poor old Tommie!" he thought ruefully, "I don't know why I should go on hating him because he will blab it's the nature o' the beast that stupid little much-divorced animal that married him " he glared at two innocent young shoppers who were passing, "Gad, women are such sophisticated cows nowadays " Spring always made him wretched, spring always made him fretful, spring always sent him off for the woods somewhere, any woods so long as it was woods.
In short, "plenus rimarum erat: huc illuc diffluebat;" and among the miscellaneous matters that oozed out, he must blab that he was entrusted with a letter to a townsman of theirs, one Gerard, a good fellow: he added "you are all good fellows:" and to impress his eulogy, slapped Sybrandt on the back so heartily, as to drive the breath out of his body.
'I might have got clear off, if I'd split upon her; mightn't I, Fagin? angrily pursued the poor half-witted dupe. 'A word from me would have done it; wouldn't it, Fagin? 'To be sure it would, my dear, replied the Jew. 'But I didn't blab it; did I, Fagin? demanded Tom, pouring question upon question with great volubility.
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