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After translating it all, and listening to something in reply, the officer turned again to Lancey. "The captin," he said, with quiet gravity, "bids me tell to you that you is a liar." Lancey flushed deeply. "I would tell you," he said, with a frown, "to tell the captain that 'e's another, on'y that would show I was as bad-mannered as 'imself."
Finch, and thought wot a nice-looking woman she was. "This is nicer than being aboard ship with a crew o' nasty, troublesome sailormen to look arter, Captin Small," he ses. "It's wonderful the way he manages 'em," ses Peter Russet to Mrs. Finch. "Like a lion he is." "A roaring lion," ses Ginger, looking at Sam. "He don't know wot fear is." Sam began to smile, and Mrs.
And, finally, there appeared amongst the other graphic embellishments which the poor stocks had received, the rude gravure of a gentleman in a broad-brimmed hat and top-boots, suspended from a gibbet, with the inscription beneath, "A warnin to hall tirans mind your hi! sighnde Captin sTraw."
All you have got to do, you know, is to give your friends an order on us, and we will let you have cash at a little discount. 'Then you can let me have the cash now at a little discount, or even a great; I cannot get rid of 800L. worth of coals. 'Why, 'tayn't four hundred chaldron, Captin, rejoined Mr. Levison. 'Three or four friends would do the thing.
Did ye see us, though, Captin, whin we come in on their right flank? By George, we murthered urn. There's more'n a hundred lyin' in hapes back there. As for old Stilton, I just caught sight of um behind that wood to our left, an' he's makin' for the enemy's right rair. He'll have lots o' prisoners in half an hour."
Let us give it such burial as the sea vouchsafes to a sailor, and a true one he was." He spoke these words quietly, and in a low tone, as if not intending them to be heard by the suspected maniac. "A thrue sailor!" rejoined the Irishman. "Truth ye're roight there, captin.
"Keep her up a point." "Do you hear that, Squire? that's English, or what we used to call to singing school short metre. The critter don't say a word, even as much as 'by your leave'; but jist goes and takes his post, and don't ask the name of the vessel, or pass the time o' day with the Captin.
'Oh, by Jove, Levison, that is too bad. 'I don't see no other way, said Mr. Levison, rather doggedly. 'But, damn it, my good fellow, my dear Levison, what the deuce am I to do with 800L. worth of coals? 'Lord! My dear Captin, 800L. worth of coals is a mere nothink. With your connection, you will get rid of them in a morning.
"Keep still, Cap'n," said Bob, taking my hand from the fillet and placing it by my side. "Och! by my sowl, he's over it; thank the Lord for His goodness!" said Chane, an Irish soldier. "Over what? what has happened to me?" I inquired. "Och, Captin, yer honour, you've been nearly murthered, and all by thim Frinch scoundhrels; bad luck to their dirty frog-atin' picthers!" "Murdered!
The captain whipped out his revolver, but before he could fire a familiar voice called out in a husky undertone: "Am dat you, captin'? And am you well?" The colored servant Dinah never knew how near she came to being shot by her own master.
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