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Updated: May 23, 2025
I now calls upon the professor to proceed with the second part of the horation: and anyone wot interrupts will get a lick under the ear-'ole with this' waving the hammer 'and the body will be chucked out of the bloody winder. Loud cheers greeted this announcement. It was still raining heavily, so they thought they might as well pass the time listening to Barrington as in any other way.
"Why, Mr Moore," he begins, sort of soothing; when the small brother, who's been staring at Jerry, chips in. I told you he was cheeky. 'He says, "Pa, what a funny nose Mr Moore's got!" 'And that did it. Jerry rises, very slow, and leans across the table and clips the kid brother one side of the ear-'ole.
'I forgot to tell you. There's a lit'ery gent boarding with me in the room above, and he can't bear to be disturbed. A muffled stamping from the ceiling bore out his words. 'Writing a book he is, continued Mr Dorman. 'He caught young George a clip over the ear-'ole yesterday for blowing his trumpet on the stairs. Gave him sixpence afterwards, and said he'd skin him if he ever did it again.
I'll punch you on the ear-'ole, Joe, so's you never 'ear nothin' no more." "Are you on, Joe?" asked Ravenslee, while the Old Un, swearing softly, unlaced his gloves. "But, crumbs, sir axin' your pardon, things'll come a bit expensive, won't they? Y' see " "So much the better, ye blighted perisher!" snarled the Old Un, "an' don't forget as the Guv owes you thirty dollars a'ready an' 'arves, mind."
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