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But I shall be pleased to look in upon you now and then." "Do'ee, now, miss; me and my master will be right down glad to see you. However kind new friends may be," this was said with a conciliatory curtsey to Miss Granger, "we can't forget old friends. We haven't forgot your goodness when my boy Bill was laid up with the fever, miss, and how you sat beside his bed and read to him."
"Whist whist! be quiet, be quiet!" said a hoarse trembling voice which it was difficult to recognise as Bainton's; "For the Lord's sake, don't make that noise, gel! Think o' Passon! do'ee think o' Passon! We must break it to 'im gently like " But the hysterical sobbing broke out again and drowned all utterance. And still Walden stood, listening. A curious rigidity affected his nerves.
"Tell me what it all means! Oh, do'ee, now!" said 'Zekiel, almost crying. The china dog sat down by 'Zekiel's side, and putting one paw affectionately on his knee, looked up in his face, with his honest yellow eyes. "The Fozzy-gog has commissioned me to explain all about it," he said confidentially. "So don't be frightened, and no harm will come of it!
I was told in Baltimore of a man in that city who was so diverted by the performance of Tyrone Powar, the popular Irish comedian, that he laughed uproariously till the audience was convulsed with merriment at the spectacle. As soon as he could speak, he called out, "Do be quiet, Mr. Showman; do'ee hold your tongue, or I shall die of laughter!"
'For the Lord's sake, stand o' one side, I prayed en; 'do'ee now, that's a dear! But he wudn' budge; no, not though I said several holy words out of the Mornin' Service. "'Drabbet it! says I, 'let's try the back door. Why didn' I think 'pon that afore? And around I runs. "There 'pon the back door-step was a woman! an' pretty well as gashly as the man.
He perceived at once that the offer amounted to a certain yielding on her part, but he was no longer anxious that she should give way. "Do'ee now say yes, like a dear old boy." She came closer to him, and took hold of his arm, as though she were going to perform that other ceremony. But he was fully aware of the danger.
I have lain out two nights, now, and I had naught to eat all day. Do'ee take me in, George; for old love's sake, do!" She was his own cousin, an orphan, brought up in the same house with him by his father. Never very strong in her mind, though exceedingly pretty, she had been early brought to ruin by George.
A person would think time was no objic, the way you stick there starin', ain' my poor cheeld leary with hunger afore now as you, bein' a mother, oft to knaw. Fit an' fetch 'en home to me quick. Aw, do'ee co', that's a dear soul!" But Our Lady stood there and made no sign. "I don't understand 'ee 't all," Lovey groaned. "'Tiddn' the way I'd behave in your place, and you d'knaw it."
"Not when it's Miss Valery, who has been so ill? Oh, Missus, do'ee see Miss Valery." Mrs. Harper hesitated, and during that time her visitor entered uninvited. "So, Agatha, as you did not come to see me, I have come at last to see you." "I am sorry" "What, to see me?" said Anne, smiling. But the voice was weak, and the smile had a sickly beauty.
"Not much, I reckon," answered the big woman. Nevertheless her own child cried pitifully when its turn came. And as it cried, the childless woman in the corner got off her chair and ran forward tremulously. "'Becca, let me take him. Do'ee, co!" "'Melia Penaluna, you'm no better 'n a fool."
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