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'You thrashed the young rip, Mrs. Cox, said the lawyer. 'You did well. A pity you did not serve them all alike and save us the folly of this most ridiculous case. 'I did grab another, said the witness, 'an' I Mrs. Cox repeated her eloquent pantomime. 'Oh, crickey! cried Gable. 'Oh, I say, here's a lark! 'Silence in court, squealed the asthmatical policeman. 'Excellent, said the lawyer.
She said: "You-uns was blowed up in yon channel. And you lost your boat, ain't you?" "Crickey!" gasped Torry to Whistler. "She's a German a German with a southern accent! What do you know about that?" Meanwhile Mr. MacMasters was interrogating her to some purpose. "Have you seen others of our party?" he asked. "There were fourteen men and boys on a raft."
They admitted now that the gang did not make a very strenuous resistance to their gallant charge, but insisted that the boys were armed with revolvers, and that Gable struggled like a demon; and the old man, standing amongst his fellow prisoners, evidently immensely delighted with the part he was playing, smiled brightly upon the court and ejaculated 'Oh, I say! Oh, crickey!
Perhaps it was to relieve her he was so amiably making conversation with Coey and Crickey; and exceedingly well they were getting on, she began to think, recovering rather rapidly when not the object of any particular attention. "And you have been shut up here all day without any exercise?" she heard him say. "That's very bad.
Miss Prosody was taking a peaceful afternoon snooze; and if she did hear the scampering about the house, they were not unaccustomed sounds on a wet day. It had struck Bluebell that the game might have been a ruse of Du Meresq's to get a word with her in private; but Estelle came up in fits of laughing, to tell her that Bertie and Crickey were hid together in the cupboard.
"I got a clue from this here gent," he said, pointing a bony finger at Bunch, "and I ups and chases that there maleyfactor for four miles, well knowin' that the cause of justice would suffer and the reward of fifty dollars be nil and voidless if the critter got away. But I got him, by crickey, I got him!"
"Miss Leigh was quite untireable," sneered Janet. "One could not have asked her to exert herself so much." "Must you really go?" interposed Crickey, fearing now the music was over the harmony might cease also. Bluebell pleaded a promise to return early.
"It is just what you might have expected, in fact, it was inviting it." "It wasn't," said Crickey, almost crying, for she had previously been inclined to take it as a tribute to her charms. "Freddy and Estelle had hid there before, and Captain Du Meresq said it was the best place in the house." "For that, no doubt," began the other.
He's goin' to show her he <i>does</i> care and understand! He <i>did</i> hear that girl. Crickey! But ain't he the cute one to pay her back like that, for what she said?" The little wife down front did not know yet, however.
"Crickey!" groaned Al, "if she gets into any muss without our being aboard, I'll be a sore one." "They wouldn't be so mean," wailed Ikey, "as to have a fight without us being in it. Oi, oi! Oi, oi!" "Nothing but subs to fight over here, kid, if any," the older boy said. "Stop your keening." "Say, how do we know where the big fight will be pulled off?" demanded Frenchy excitedly.
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