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Hoskins; "the room ought to be much obliged to you: I drink your 'ealth and song, sir;" and he bowed to the Colonel politely over his glass of brandy-and-water, of which he absorbed a little in his customer's honour. "I have not heard that song," he was kind enough to say, "better performed since Mr. Incledon sung it.
He breathed thickly, and taking a seat sat with his hands upon his knees, looking at a fine piece of cold beef which the housekeeper had just placed upon the table. "Is Brother Clark well?" inquired the jeweller, placing a chair for him at the table and taking up his carving-knife. "Dear Brother Clark is in excellent 'ealth, I thank you," said the other, taking the proffered chair.
How pretty it is! how delightful these gardens must be in summer. I beg your pardon for calling it the country. It is so quiet and so nice, it seems the country to me." "Ah, to be sure; brought up in the London smoke," said Mr. Tozer. "I don't suppose, now, you see a bit of green from year's end to year's end? Very bad for the 'ealth, that is; but I can't say you look poorly on it.
They went in there. Oh! the deliciousness of that first sip of the stinging, fizzling beverage! He lifted his glass in the way that she remembered, and drank a toast. "'Er 'ealth! If you knew how I bin wantin' to git word of 'er! She's well, isn't she, Miss? Lumme! the Fair Old Knock-out I got when I see the Convent standin' empty.... Gone into laager near the railway works now, you 'ave, I know.
I frequently row of a morning, sir, when there are no duties to detain me in the 'ouse. I find the hexercise hadmirable for the 'ealth. I walk briskly to the boat-'ouse, and 'Yes, yes. I don't want a schedule of your daily exercises. Cut out the athletic reminiscences and come to the point.
Hoo's fools enough to fight for her and wark for her. I wouldn't do nought for her." "Ye would then," said Margaret, suddenly becoming calm again and smiling grimly to herself. "Theer's one thing ye'd do for her, Edward Wharton ye'd drink her 'ealth."
Far too many." "I shall 'ave 'em afore long," ses Mr. Cutts, nodding his 'ead. "Your good 'ealth," ses Bob Pretty, holding up 'is mug. "We've been wanting a man like you for a long time." "I don't want any of your impidence, my man," ses the keeper. "I've 'eard about you, and nothing good either. You be careful." "I am careful," ses Bob, winking at the others.
Then they stepped toward each other, Bill taking longer steps than Ginger, and shook 'ands; immediately arter which Bill knocked Ginger head over 'eels. "Time!" was called, and the landlord o' the Jolly Pilots, who was nursing Ginger on 'is knee, said that it was nothing at all, and that bleeding at the nose was a sign of 'ealth.
He filled his pipe, chuckling serenely, and having lit it sat and enjoyed that. Mrs. Silk retired for a space, and returning with a jug of ale poured him out a glass and set it by his elbow. "Here's your good 'ealth, ma'am," said Mr. Wilks, raising it. "Here's yours, Teddy a long life and a 'appy one." Mr. Silk turned listlessly. "I don't want a long life," he remarked.
I did my duty by 'im, although it's me as says it, answered the good lady. 'Well, mates, said Harry's brother, 'I reckon it's abaht time to go in. So 'ere's to the 'ealth of Mr. 'Enry Atkins an' 'is future missus. 'An' God bless 'em! said Sally's mother.
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