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He's a mighty quick way o' desmeesin a' bonnie creetur like this out o' the warld and sayin' he's satisfied aboot it". "That was not what the missionary said, Mrs. McNab", replied Mrs. Dubois. "He said that Mr. Somers is happy now. He is in Paradise, and we must not wish him back. He is satisfied to be with Jesus and the angels and his own mother. That is what he meant.
"The boy went down at five with the rest. Don't yer bear 'im no malice. Ee's a poor sickly creetur, an the Lord an't give 'im the full use of his wits." George smiled at the poor thing's madness, and touched her kindly on the shoulder. "Don't you trouble yourself, Mary; all that can be done will be done for everybody. We are only giving Mr. Dixon another minute; then we go down.
"I was down to his house one day last summer to see him. He wa'n't to hum, though." "It would be strange if harm come to a man with such a guardian angel in the house as that man has in his'n." said Dr. Quackenboss. "Well she's a pretty creetur!" said Douglass, looking up with some animation. "I wouldn't blame any man that sot a good deal by her.
'I never did see such a addle-headed old creetur! exclaimed Sam irritably; 'Old Baileys, and Solvent Courts, and alleybis, and ev'ry species o' gammon alvays a-runnin' through his brain. You'd better get your out o' door clothes on, and come to town about this bisness, than stand a-preachin' there about wot you don't understand nothin' on. 'Wery good, Sammy, replied Mr.
'Oh, bother the old wictim, Mrs Chuzzlewit, replied that zealous lady, 'I ain't no patience with him. You give him his own way too much by half. A worritin' wexagious creetur! Its effect in this instance was to render the patient so giddy and addle-headed, that he could say nothing more; which Mrs Gamp regarded as the triumph of her art.
'Dear ME I vish it vos, my dear, replied Sam, dropping behind, to let his master get out of hearing. 'Wot a sweet-lookin' creetur you are, Mary! 'Lot, Mr. Weller, what nonsense you do talk! said Mary. 'Oh! don't, Mr. Weller. 'Don't what, my dear? said Sam. 'Why, that, replied the pretty housemaid.
At last it touched on the left side, and that shoved us quicker on to the field on our right. Every eye was fixed on it every man held his breath. You might have heard a pin fall on the deck. It touched gently at first, then there was a low grindin' and crunchin' sound. The ship trembled as if it had been a livin' creetur, and the beams began to crack.
She was constantly complaining of the cold, and of its occasioning a visitation in her back which she called 'the creeps'. At last she shed tears on that subject, and said again that she was 'a lone lorn creetur' and everythink went contrary with her'. 'It is certainly very cold, said Peggotty. 'Everybody must feel it so. 'I feel it more than other people, said Mrs. Gummidge.
If he got any wrinkles in his face, they were stopped up vith the dirt, for both the dirty face and the brown coat wos just the same at the end o' that time as they wos at the beginnin'. He wos a wery peaceful, inoffendin' little creetur, and wos alvays a-bustlin' about for somebody, or playin' rackets and never vinnin'; till at last the turnkeys they got quite fond on him, and he wos in the lodge ev'ry night, a-chattering vith 'em, and tellin' stories, and all that 'ere.
'As a mortal equally with myself, whose hand I take in mine for the first time this day, having unaccountably overlooked that act so full of boundless confidence binding a fellow-creetur TO a fellow creetur, says Wegg, holding Mr Venus's palm out, flat and ready for smiting, and now smiting it; 'as such and no other for I scorn all lowlier ties betwixt myself and the man walking with his face erect that alone I call my Twin regarded and regarding in this trustful bond what do you think he might have hid?
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