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"Scarified into griskins as he was," proceeded Bradly looking at Ned with a grin of contempt "ay, indeed, snug and cosily we laid him in his bed of feadhers, and covered him wid thin scraws for fear he'd catch could he! he! he! That's the way we treated the procthors in our day. I think I desarve a drink now!"
You desarve a ducking; you had better make tracks," exclaimed several indignant voices from the crowd, with whom a constable cannot be a popular character. "It's my opinion," said the man in the fox skin cap, "Basset has made himself liable for assault and battery. What do you think, Captain?"
It was you put the bone in us, an' that's what all the country says, big an' little, young and ould; an' God He knows it's truth, and nothin' else." "Indeed, no, thin, Pether, it's not altogether thruth, you desarve your full share of it.
It's too beautiful to think of, Uncle Billy; I can't help lookin' at myself an' wonderin' if it's me." "It's verra fine, but ye've a richt to it, lad, an' ye desarve it, an' it's a blessin' to all o' ye." Again they fell into silence. The blue smoke from Billy's pipe went floating into the darkness, and up to their ears came the sound of distant church bells ringing out their music to the night.
"You've a peck of throubles on yer head, this night," she added to herself, as she walked up the avenue, "an' it's little you did to desarve 'em, onless working hard night an' day war a sin.
"There, kid!" he said, holding out the two fattest and whitest cakes to Santa Claus's champion; "there's yer Christmas. Run along, now, to yer barracks; and you, Jim, here's one for you, though yer don't desarve it. Mind ye let the kid alone." "This one'll have to do for me grub, I guess. I ain't sold me 'Newses, and the ole man'll kick if I bring 'em home."
Why there are twice as many harbors and water powers were, as we have all the way from Eastport to New OrLEENS. They have all they can ax, and more than they desarve. They have iron, coal, slate, grindstone, lime, firestone, gypsum, freestone, and a list as long as an auctioneer's catalogue. But they are either asleep, or stone blind to them.
Gooid-for-naught madling! ye desarve pining fro' this to Churstmas, flinging t' precious gifts o'God under fooit i' yer flaysome rages! But I'm mista'en if ye shew yer sperrit lang. Will Hathecliff bide sich bonny ways, think ye? I nobbut wish he may catch ye i' that plisky. I nobbut wish he may.
"'God he sees, says my mother-in-law, 'that there's them here this day we didn't desarve this from, to rise such a norration, as if the house was a shebeen or a public-house! It's myself didn't think either me or my poor coolleen here, not to mention the dacent people she's joined to, would be made so little of, as to have our place turned into a play-acthur for a play-acthur couldn't be worse.
"Shan't I? we'll see that, though. To the divil I pitch yourself an' your discharge an' now mark my words: I'll be no longer throubled wid you; you've been all my life a torment and a heart-break to me a blister of French flies was swan's down, compared to you, but by the book, I'll end it at last ay, will I I give you up I surrendher you as a bad bargain I wash my hands of you This is Tuesday mornin', God bless the day and the weather an' woeful weather it is but sure it's betther than you desarve, an' I don't doubt but it's you and the likes o' you that brings it on us!
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