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You might take out that bucket of ashes for me. You'll find the heap where they go down in the little yard behind the stable. There now! That's what comes o' talkin'! If I didden forget to ask a blessin', an' you an orphan, too, I believe! F'what we've received. Lor', make us truly thangful cry-say-carmen Off you go!

But they were always made at the season when people had nothing to do but to talk about them. Mr. Thomas Reid, the conservative sexton, turned up his nose at them, and said he "wished Nat Barker had to dig a parish depth grave in three hours without a drop of nothin' to wet his pipe with, and if he didden fine that groun' oncommon owdacious Thomas Reid he didden know.

They didden know nothin', sir, them parish cripples." Wherewith the worthy sexton took his way with a battered tin can to get his "fours" at the Feathers. He did not patronise the Duke's Head. It was too new-fangled for him, and he suspected his arch enemy, Mr. Abraham Boosey, of putting a rat or two into the old beer to make it "draw," which accounted for its being so "hard." But Mr.

"Dunno w'ere you are!... Well, of course, you look like that! You're in Bermondsey, mister, an' if you tyke my advice you'll go 'ome an' sty 'ome. People like you didden ought to be let out alone! You go 'ome to your mother, sir! The first turnin' on the right'll bring you to the trams...." He did as she told him, hurrying away from the dark street as quickly as he could. He was trembling.

She done got me contwisted wid dat other fool nigger, dat's what she done." "What other fool nigger?" "Didden she tell yo' all about dat nigger we fotch along up from Craffordsville to " "Yas, suh, she done tole all about dat Craffordsville nigger, ef dat's de one yo' means." Zachariah was staggered. "She she tole yo' about about dat Craffordsville nigger?" "Yas, suh, she did.

"We must do without dinner," said Esther impulsively. Sarah sat down on the floor and howled "Woe is me! Woe is me!" "I didden touch 'er," cried Ikey in indignant bewilderment. "'Tain't Ikey!" sobbed Sarah. "Little Tharah wants 'er dinner." "Thou hearest?" said Moses pitifully. "How can we spare the money?" "How much is it?" asked Esther.