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Ginger 'eard it, too, and as Peter Russet came into the room 'e tried all 'e could to attract 'is attention by rolling 'is 'ead from side to side. "Why, 'as Ginger gone to bed?" ses Peter. "Wot's up, Ginger?" "He's all right," ses Bill; "just a bit of a 'eadache."
His eyes dwelled upon him with a strange avidity, as though he would read into his soul; and presently the sleeper moved, stirred uneasily, turned suddenly round, and threw him a blinking look. Davis maintained the same dark stare, and Huish looked away again and sat up. 'Lord, I've an 'eadache on me! said he. 'I believe I was a bit swipey last night. W'ere's that cry-byby 'Errick?
"You can't even raise a sick 'eadache out o' that squeak. 'Arf an inch lower now an' you might 'ave 'ad a nice little trip 'ome in an 'orspital ship." "You're wrong there, Jack," said another solemnly. "That splinter hit fair on top of his nut, an' glanced off. You don't think a pifflin' little Pip-Squeak shell could go through his head?"
"I've got a cold coming on," ses pore Ginger, looking at the Basher, who was on in front, "and a splitting 'eadache, and a sharp pain all down my left leg. I don't think " "Well, it's a good job it's no worse," ses the land-lord; "all you've got to do is to hit 'ard. If you win it's a 'undered pounds in my pocket, and I'll stand you a fiver of it. D'ye understand?"
I was on shore at Madeira once for a few hours, when I was before the mast, in the " "Mr Turnbull, I've such an 'eadache," cried his lady, in an angry tone. "My lord, will you take some of this? it is ding dong o' turf a turkey, my lord." "His lordship is fond of turkey," said Mr Smith, dictatorially.
To wirtuperate in company a'n't pleasant, and Hi've thought of a plan which may hact as an himpediment to your vulgarity. Recollect, Mr T, whenhever I say that Hi've an 'eadache, it's to be a sign for you to 'old your tongue; and, Mr T, hoblige me by wearing kid gloves all the evening." "What! at dinner time, my dear?" "Yes, Mr T, at dinner time; your 'ands are not fit to be touched."
"His lordship is very partial to lamb," said Mr Smith, with emphasis. "Mr Turnbull, some lamb for Lord Babbleton, and for Mr Peters." "Directly, my dear. Well, Jacob, you see, when I was first mate " "Dear! Mr Turnbull I've such an 'eadache. Do, pray, cut the lamb. "Mrs Peters, you're doing nothing. Mr Mortimer, 'and round the side dishes, and let John serve out the champagne."
Don't mind me. I must run upstairs and see if Quite so, Diggs. They MUST be nervous. Where is Miss Fairweather?" "She has a 'eadache, sir, and says she can't come down " "Stuff and nonsense! It will cure her headache. Send for her, Diggs. She's our new governess, Mr. Flan " "What was the name?" demanded the reporter, pricking up his ears.
"And it is ten hours since I had any thing to eat, ladies, and I wish you would permit me to invite you to supper." "Dad," said Costigan, "I'd loike a snack, tu; only I forgawt me purse, or I should have invoited these leedies to a colleetion." Mrs. Bolton, with considerable asperity, said, she ad an eadache, and would much rather go home.
"I've got a cold coming on," ses pore Ginger, looking at the Basher, who was on in front, "and a splitting 'eadache, and a sharp pain all down my left leg. I don't think " "Well, it's a good job it's no worse," ses the land-lord; "all you've got to do is to hit 'ard. If you win it's a 'undered pounds in my pocket, and I'll stand you a fiver of it. D'ye understand?"
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