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"She can find a life's history in the space of a hair." "The man found the woman and the child under a root of fir," said the woman, "and if the man is not very quick to follow her, he may find kinship's courting get the better of a far-off lover's fancy." "Dhè!" said I; "you have your story most pat.
He carried in his hand a short whip, resembling a carrot in shape, and evidently of such a description as no man that had any regard for his health would wish to come in contact with, especially from the hand of such a double-jointed but misshapen Hercules as bore it. "Ted, how goes it, my man?" "Ghe dhe shin dirthu, a dinaousal?" replied Ted, surveying him with a stare.
Dhere is not von instance recorded in dhe whole historia of Denmark. ANSWER. And since then, Sir ? THE DANE. I was sent ofer to dhe Vest Indies to our Island, and dhere I had no more to do vid books. No! no! I put my genius anodher way and I haf made ten tousand pound a year. Is not dhat ghenius, my dear friend? But vat is money? I dhink dhe poorest man alive my equal.
"Eet ees Ham-mon' no?" hissed the strangely acting girl. "Senorita Ham-mon'?" "Her name is Hammond. Yes. Rhoda Hammond," admitted Nan, scarcely knowing whether it was right to tell the girl this fact or not. "Ah, eet ees so! Senorita Ham-mon', of dhe Ranchio Rose. Huh?" "Why why " gasped Nan. "Yes, her home is at Rose Ranch. That is what she calls it."
He plays the fiddle to the delight of all the balls and weddings through the country-side; and he speaks English to the admiration and envy of the other guides. But like all men of genius he is modest about his accomplishments. "H'I not spik good h'English h'only for camp fishin', cookin', dhe voyage h'all dhose t'ings." The aspirates puzzle him.
"I went to dhe Ranchio Rose," said Juanita, "and see thees senorita wit' her fader, dhe gre't Senyor Ham-mon'. He laugh at me yes! He tell me he haf not found dhe tr-r-reasure. But I know better " "You do not know anything of the kind," Nan said promptly. "You just have a bad temper and want to hate somebody. Rhoda tells you that she knows nothing about the money and jewels your mother lost.
The wunnarl, or food taboo, was taken off a different kind of food for boys at each Boorah, until at last they could eat what they pleased except their yunbeai, or individual familiar: their Dhe, or family totem, was never wunnarl or taboo to them. A child may not perhaps know that it has had a yunbeai given to it, and may eat of it in ignorance, when immediately they say that child sickens.
THE DANE. Yes, yes, I know, I know Am, am, am, is dhe praesens, and is is dhe perfectum yes, yes and are is dhe plusquam perfectum. ANSWER. And art, Sir! is ? ANSWER. Learning, Sir? Who dares suspect it? Who can listen to you for a minute, who can even look at you, without perceiving the extent of it? THE DANE. My dear friend!
This is what renders notice of the sermon and its purport necessary; otherwise the honest people might be seriously at a loss whether to laugh or cry. "Elliih avourneen, gho dhe dirsha?" "Ellish, my dear, what is he saying?" "Och, musha niel eshighum, ahagur ta sha er Purgathor, ta barlhum." "Och, I dunna that, jewel; I believe he's on Purgatory." "Och, och, oh och, och, oh oh, i, oh, i, oh!"
ANSWER. Ten thousand pardons! THE DANE. Vell, and I was only fourteen years ANSWER. Only fourteen years old? THE DANE. No more. I vas fourteen years old and he asked me all questions, religion and philosophy, and all in dhe Latin language and I answered him all every one, my dear friend! all in dhe Latin language. ANSWER. A prodigy! an absolute prodigy!
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