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"I isn't denyin'," Tom Tot repeated, gravely, "that I'm fair on writin'. Fair, mark you! No more." "Ay," said the skipper, "but I'm wantin' you t' know that this here letter was writ by a woman with a wonderful sight o' l'arnin'. I'll warrant you can read it. O' course," in a large, conclusive way, "an you can't " "Skipper Tommy," Tom interrupted, quickly, "I isn't sayin' I can't."
A'm no denyin', Kirsty, that it's a trial, but I hae licht on it, and naethin' but gude thochts o' the Almichty." Drumtochty understood that Kirsty had dealt faithfully with Marget for pride and presumption, but all we heard was, "Losh keep us a'." When Marget came out and sat down beside her son, her face was shining. Then she saw the open window. "I didna ken."
I ain't much on this codfish stuff myself." "Shake, young man," says he grateful. "I thought you looked like the right sort. But without gettin' right down to brass tacks, or namin' any names, couldn't you slip me a few useful hints? There's no use denyin' we're in wrong here. I don't suppose it matters much just how; not now, anyway.
"Th' Lard'll sure not be denyin' mother an' Emily, an' they askin' He every day t' bring me back. He sure would not be denyin' they for He knows how bad 'twould be makin' they feel if I were not comin' home. An' He wouldn't be wantin' that, for they never does nothin' t' make He cross with un." This thought comforted him and he said confidently to himself,
"Well," he answered slowly, "I won't go so fur as that, but 'tis a mighty fine weskit theer's no denyin', an' must ha' cost a sight o' money a powerful sight!" I picked up my knapsack and, slipping it on, took my staff, and turned to depart. "Theer's a mug o' homebrewed, an' a slice o' fine roast beef up at th' 'ouse, if you should be so inclined "
Well, it 's not a bit of use denyin', my dear Dick, that you've been thinkin' too much lately." Shelton perceived that he had done her an injustice; she handled "things" as she handled under-gardeners put them away when they showed signs of running to extremes. "I can't help that, I 'm afraid," he answered. "My dear boy! you'll never get on that way.
Out of the corner of my eye, though, I could see her scout up and down the street, unfasten the gate, and then disappear. "Huh!" says I. "Kitchen company expected." "Or more conspirators," adds Cecil. "By Jove! Isn't this one now?" There's no denyin' he looked the part, this short-legged, long-armed, heavy-podded gent with the greasy old derby tilted rakish over one ear.
"Rahab was approved for hiding the spies, and denyin their presence; but I couldna ask ye to imitate Rahab. I hae nae richt to dictate to my husband." "But wouldna ye wish me, my dear Peggy, to stretch a point to get yer faither's tears dried up, and yer ain stopped? Dinna hesitate, Peggy speak yer mind bauldly I'll forgie ye." "Ou ay," whimpered the gentle dame.
He wants breakfast and dinner usually, as well as supper, and a few comforts besides, such as tea and sugar at least the women do besides pipes an' baccy to say nothing of books." "Oo ay, I will not be denyin' that. But we've no need for wan half the luxuries o' ceevilisation.
'Tis somethin' you larned from your father, and I'll not be denyin' it makes my heart loight." And then the talk went on to Andy's promotion to General Brady's kitchen. "Andy and me won't be a team then," put in little Jim. "I'll run things myself. I guess I can cook." "Well said, Jim!" cried his mother. "To be sure you can cook when you've larned how.
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