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"Yes, yes," said Anna, "I am certain that she will be very fat. She will not have so much to do and will have much to eat. She shall fat up at once." She spoke with honest earnestness. Could leanness be against the law, too, here? And M'riar, also, had understood exactly what he meant when he had said she was too ignorant. "An' Hi'm that quick to learn!" she said. "You cawn't himagine!
Kipling's hand, "and give 'em to Private Dickson, B Company; and mind, if yer cawn't find 'im, jest tike 'em back ter Williams, opposite the White 'Orse." Mr. Kipling promised faithfully, and gave a receipt, which he signed; but the man did not notice the name. "My friend," said Mr. Kipling, "you'll get your head chaffed off when you get back to the guard-room."
'Well, doctor, sez father, 'it would 'a' saved a lot of trouble if yeh'd said so at the first. An' 'e said no more, but I seed 'im thinkin' 'ard, an' w'en the doctor was goin' 'e speaks up sez, sez 'e, 'I think I know w'y it's the shoutin' of toes keeps up an' not 'eels or hankles, sez 'e. 'W'en my thirteen gits a-shoutin' in this little 'ouse, yeh cawn't 'ear the old woman or me.
Inwardly he felt something insistent and imperious, forcing him to grasp words, to blunder into new meanings. Some new force was alive in him and he was carried on by it in spite of himself. He felt strung up to a pitch of nervous irritation. He got up from his chair and came forward, pointing at Sarakoff. "What's this?" he demanded. "Why don't you speak out? Yer cawn't hide it from me."
'Soap making is simple, said he, 'if one has fat and a bit of alkali. The water there was most alkaline, I may add. 'Now there is Mr. Cook? "'You cawn't have the missionary, interrupted Sir Harry, 'until after he has married me and the princess. Then I don't mind. "I've every reason to believe that Mr. Cook was made over into soap. But for once Sir Isaac was wrong.
I spilled some tea, and I darn near tripped over some woman's dress and Oh, I'm not afraid of them. Now that I get a good close look at this bunch, they seem pretty much like other folks, except maybe that one old dame says 'cawn't. But I can't do the manners stunt. I can't get myself to give enough thought to how you ought to hold a tea-cup." "Oh, those things don't matter they don't matter!
To pick one's way in the dark over strange ground littered with débris is not an easy task. The exact language I heard would hardly bear repeating. One party had evidently bumped into another. "D and who are you? Cawn't yer see, mate, I'm taking up company rations? Blimy, but 'ow the 'ell I am going to find the way blowed if I know. Do you know where Company is? I'm taking up sandbags.
All that I am sure of is that whatever else it may have been, it was quite material it was no ghost; rather just another of the strange forms of life which we have met here and with which we should be accustomed by this time." Tippet looked up. His face was still ashy. "Yer cawn't tell me," he cried. "Hi seen hit. Blime, Hi seen hit. Hit was ha dead man flyin' through the hair.
'Don't envy 'im, m'self! As one giving her credentials, she went on, 'I'm a Pore Law Guardian 'Think o' that, now! Gracious me! A friendly person in the crowd turned upon the scoffer. 'Shut up, cawn't yer. 'Not fur you! Further statements on the part of the orator were drowned by 'Go 'ome and darn your ol' man's stockin's. 'Just clean yer own doorstep.
Indeed, so magnificent were its dimensions that Ben Fallows, who stood just five feet in his stocking soles, and was, therefore, a man of considerable importance in his estimation, was overheard to exclaim with an air of finality, "What! two twenty-foot floors and two thirty-foot mows! It cawn't be did."
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