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Updated: June 10, 2025
I dursen't look back either, for fear that I should see someone following me. But that's all over now; you and me's joined forces, and we must go on straight. I don't think it's necessary, but we will just take a look round for danger before we sit down to enjoy our breakfast." "Enjoy?" said Marcus, dubiously. "Yes, that's right. We shall both have company over it.
You don't know 'ow jealous he is. "'You go and fetch 'im, I ses. ''Ow dare you talk like that afore my wife! "'I dursen't take the responserbility, ses the cook. 'It might mean bloodshed. "'You go and fetch 'im, ses my missis. 'Never mind about the bloodshed. I don't. Open the door!
"Weskit? why, what a bit of a slit it is to call a pocket. Hold the sixpence though, won't it?" "If you please I'd rather pay for the flowers," I cried, flushing as he held on by the tie with one hand, and thrust the sixpence back in my pocket with the other. "Dessay you would," he replied; "but I told you before I'm market grower and dursen't take small sums. Not according to Cocker.
Not to me 't any rate, nor the chillen. I believe 'er 'usband an' 'er 'ad words this mornin'. But she won't tell me nothin'. She sits there just heart-broke" the woman put up her apron to her eyes and began crying. "She ain't eatin' nothink all day, an' I dursen't leave the 'ouse out o' me sight I lives close by, miss for fear of 'er doing 'erself a mischief."
Henery Walker clung to 'im with tears in his eyes a'most and begged 'im not to go, and arter a lot of talk old Mr. Walker said he'd look over it this time, but it mustn't occur ag'in. Arter that 'e did as 'e liked with Henery Walker's things, and Henery dursen't say a word to 'im.
Sure the back o' me's track entirely," said O'Riley, as he rearranged himself with a look of comfort that belied his words. "Och, there ye go again," he cried, as the sled suddenly fell about six inches, from a higher level to a lower, where the floe had cracked, causing the teeth of the whole party to come together with a snap. "A man dursen't spake for fear o' bitin' his tongue off."
"Well, I'll tell you, my lad," whispered Joe. "Steady there steady! I am going to lower down the grapnel, for I dursen't run in among the trees. They'd crackle too much if we tried to moor to a branch, and we don't want to capsize. Harry Briggs, look alive, and drop the flukes overboard; make fast, and let us swing."
"Girls like a man o' spirit; not a chap who hangs about without speaking, and looks as though he has been caught stealing the cat's milk. Why don't you go round and see her one afternoon when old Wragg is out?" Mr. Gale shivered. "I dursen't," he confessed. Mr. Harris pondered. "She was going to be a hospital nurse afore she came down here," he said, slowly.
"I will while I'm here," she said; "but we's be shiftin' afore aught's along we're allus shiftin'. We have to be terrible careful not to get cotched for sleeping out. They're that sharp wi' us they won't let a body do naught, so we dursen't stay too long i' one place. But I'll coom, an' ye can teach me if ye've a mind.
"I dursen't kiss ye, Nell, for I'm all wet; but I hadn't one moment to change. Bin out all night i' the lifeboat an' saved over thirty souls. The Brentley boat's done as much. I'm ashamed, sir," he added, turning to the clergyman, "for comin' here like this; but I couldn't help it. I hope there's nothin' in Scriptur' agin' a man bein' spliced in wet toggery?"
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