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It made me very uncomfortable to have him for a guest, for I was young then, and unused to disguise what I so strongly felt. 'You have heard something, I des-say, of a change in my expectations, Master Copperfield, I should say, Mister Copperfield? observed Uriah. 'Yes, said I, 'something. 'Ah! I thought Miss Agnes would know of it! he quietly returned.
'Too true, too true, indeed, said Mrs. Weller, murmuring a groan, and shaking her head assentingly. 'Well, said Sam, 'I des-say they may be, sir; but wich is your partickler wanity? Wich wanity do you like the flavour on best, sir? 'Oh, my dear young friend, replied Mr. Stiggins, 'I despise them all. If, said Mr.
As this retort appeared to convey rather a personal allusion to Mr. Tuckle's crimson livery, that gentleman looked majestic for a few seconds, but gradually edging away from the fire, broke into a forced smile, and said it wasn't bad. 'Wery much obliged for your good opinion, sir, replied Sam. 'We shall get on by degrees, I des-say. We'll try a better one by and bye.
'Probate, my dear Sir, probate, said Pell. 'Well, sir, replied Mr. Weller sharply, 'probe and probe it, is wery much the same; if you don't understand wot I mean, sir, I des-say I can find them as does. 'No offence, I hope, Mr. Weller, said Pell meekly. 'You are the executor, I see, he added, casting his eyes over the paper. 'I am, sir, replied Mr. Weller.
Then Mr Tom Tix, esk-vire, you must inform your angel wife and lovely family as you won't sleep at home for three nights to come, along of being in possession here. Wot's the good of the lady a fretting herself? continued Mr Scaley, as Madame Mantalini sobbed. 'A good half of wot's here isn't paid for, I des-say, and wot a consolation oughtn't that to be to her feelings!
'They von't be long, Sir, I des-say, replied Sam. 'There's a Dutch clock, sir. 'So I see, observed Mr. Pickwick. 'And a bird-cage, sir, says Sam. 'Veels vithin veels, a prison in a prison. Ain't it, Sir? As Mr. Weller made this philosophical remark, Mr. Pickwick was aware that his sitting had commenced.
Briggs, left alone, sauntered to a looking-glass hanging on the wall and studied with some solicitude a pimple that had recently appeared on his clean-shaven face. "Mischief!" he soliloquized. "I des-say! Whenever a lot of women gets together, there's sure to be mischief. Dear creeturs! They love it like the best Clicquot. Sprightly young pusson is Mamzelle.
But, one way and another, so many things happen to me which I never could have expected, I am sure, in my umble station, that it seems to rain blessings on my ed. You have heard something, I des-say, of a change in my expectations, Master Copperfield, I should say, Mister Copperfield?
"Susan Clarke, Markis o' Granby, Dorking," says my father; "she'll have me, if I ask. I des-say I never said nothing to her, but she'll have me, I know." The licence was made out, and she DID have him, and what's more she's got him now; and I never had any of the four hundred pound, worse luck.
Sponge, you know been hunting with Lord Scamperdale, you know great sportsman, in fact great authority, you know. 'Indeed great authority is he indeed oh yes thinks so p'raps sc-e-e-use me, sir, but des-say, sir, I've forgot more, sir, than Mr. Sponge ever knew, sir. 'Well, but you mustn't tell him so, observed Mr. Puffington, fearful that Bragg might spoil sport.
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