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The farmer threw an objectionable shrewdness into his query, that caused Richard to compress his mouth and glance high. Farmer Blaize was positive 'twas a lie. "Hum! Ye still hold to't you fired the rick?" he asked. "The blame is mine!" quoth Richard, with the loftiness of a patriot of old Rome. "Na, na!" the straightforward Briton put him aside. "Ye did't, or ye didn't do't. Did ye do't, or no?"
The farmer threw an objectionable shrewdness into his query, that caused Richard to compress his mouth and glance high. Farmer Blaize was positive 'twas a lie. "Hum! Ye still hold to't you fired the rick?" he asked. "The blame is mine!" quoth Richard, with the loftiness of a patriot of old Rome. "Na, na!" the straightforward Briton put him aside. "Ye did't, or ye didn't do't. Did ye do't, or no?"
Mammy wo'ked hard, done all the cookin' but ole Master Dale was so good to all of us children we did't mind it. I'se was a mischevious gal when I was grow'in up. I'se would get a lickin' most every-day. I'se alway's like to fight the ot'er children, and I would say, "Mammy she hit me", but I was bad and I'se got my whipp'n.
Why did't he win you away before, when nobody would have been grieved? when nobody would have been set tale-bearing. Now the people sneer at me the very hills and sky seem to laugh at me till I blush shamefuly for my folly. I have lost my respect, my good name, my standing lost it, never to get it again. Go and marry your man go on!" "O sir Mr. Boldwood!" "You may as well.
"The front door was locked." "I unlocked it." "What did you go out that way for?" "I didn't want to come this way." "Why not?" Ellen hesitated. "Why not?" demanded Miss Fortune, still more emphatically than before. "I did't want to see you, Maam," said Ellen, flushing.
In relating his history be often shed tears; at one time with his elbows resting upon his knees, and face buried in the calico 'kerchief until it was wet. At another time he was just raising himself up from the kneeling position when I came in. "I's jus' bin prayin' for you," he said. "I did't know as you's so near, but I felt your spirit. It sort o' lifs me up to talk wid you.
"Ow! he pinched me," roared Ab'm, edging suddenly off to his mother. "I didn't," cried Joel, stoutly; "I did't touch him a single bit! But he shan't scare Phronsie, or I'll pitch into him. Yes, sir-ree!" "Joel!" cried Polly, in great distress, across the table.
I believe they were black." "Mary Ellen, how hard you are on me! You did't use to be. You never were hard on anybody. You wouldn't have hurt a fly." Her face contracted slightly. "Perhaps I wouldn't! perhaps I wouldn't! But I've had a good deal to bear this afternoon, and maybe I do feel a little different towards you from what I ever have felt.
"I did't sbell eddythig, period," said Ellie defensively. "The coffee, the bacon come here a minute." She reeked of bacon, of coffee, of burned toast, but mostly of perfume. "Did you put on any fresh perfume this morning?" "Before breakfast? Dod't be ridiculous." "Not even a drop?" Phillip was turning very white. "Dot a drop." He shook his head. "Now, wait a minute. This must be all in my mind.
"I thought," said he, "if I hollered pretty well, he would think he'd licked me enough and stop; but I don't see what great harm I did any way. He asked why I stayed out; and I said, cos I did't go in, and I am sure I could'nt give a better reason than that."
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