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Then they all took fright an' vanished away in the twinkle of a eye. Which must be true, 'cause my awn gran'mother tawld it. But they ded'n leave the farm, though nobody seed 'em again, for arter that 'tis said as the cows gived a wonnerful shower o' milk, better'n ever was knawn before. An' I 'sure 'e I'd dearly like to be maiden to good piskeys if they'd let me work for 'em."
"Don't 'ee move, you chaps ..." it said, in tones that made a ghastly essay at confidence and trembled despite his efforts. "I fear Silly Peter's done someone a hurt.... I saw en striking out.... Why ded'n 'ee all keep still same as I ded ... someone light a lantern...." Followed a sound of fumbling, and then a light wavered in Killigrew's fingers; he picked up and lit a lantern.
She is not always civil, but you can trust her; she is seldom polite, but she never says what is not true." "You talk as though 'e ded'n much like ladies an' gen'lemen, same as you be." "I don't, and I'm not what you understand by 'a gentleman, Joan. Gentlemen and ladies let me go among them and mix with them, because I happen to have a great deal of money thousands and thousands of pounds.
Men Scryfa marks the memory of a good Briton one who knew King Arthur, very likely. I love the old stones too. You are right to love them. They are landmarks in time, books from which we may read something of a far, fascinating past." "Iss, but I ded'n tell 'e all 'bout the Madern waters.
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