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Updated: June 23, 2025
Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen, if there's anybody in this 'ere haudience wants to know wot's the matter with Hingland, I'm 'ere prepared to state, sir, that there ain't one bloomin' thing the matter with 'er!" Chairman, I think it's 'igh time we were 'earin' just a little about that country that's made us all wot we are!"
I teached him, myself, how to break the first sea-biscuit he ever tasted, and next day he could do it as well as any on us! You see how handy and quick he is about a vessel's decks, shipmates; a ra'al rouser at a weather earin' well, when he first come aboard here, and that was little more than two years ago, the smell of tar would almost make him swound away."
I'll just lay me 'at and coat down 'ere, if you don't mind, Bella. Now, this is cosy. I was thinkin' of this as I came paddin' over the bridge listening to the sound of the wind and the water. A river's a frightenin' sort of thing at night and after 'earin' about the Judgment too."
Yer pass by, thinkin' only of yer idle pleasures, w'en at any moment yer might be called to judgment by 'Im Who made us all equal in 'Is eyes. Yer pass by without 'earin' the sweet voice of Jesus callin' on yer to be saved this very minit. For 'E is callin' yer to come an' be saved an' find salvation, as 'E called me many years ago.
I 'eard 'er say to missis, `Be sure that you give May Maylands my love, an tell 'er wotever she do to keep 'er feet dry, an' don't forgit the message, an' say I'm so glad about it, though it's not much to speak of arter all!" "What was she so glad about?" demanded Solomon. "I dun know, sir. She said no more in my 'earin' than that. I only comed in w'en she was a-goin' hout.
I've kep' my eye on them ears o' yourn for thirty year an' more, John if so be as they grows any bigger, you'll be 'earin' things afore they're spoke, an' " John gave a fierce tug to the ambush, muttered an oath, and, lashing up his horse, disappeared down the road in a cloud of dust. "'Twere nigh on four year ago since Black Jarge thrashed John, weren't it, Simon?"
"Why, I've been up to the main truck of a line-o'-battle ship before to-day and am not afraid of climbing! I'm not strange to the sea, my smart chap, let me tell you. My father, though he's a waterman now, is an old sailor, and has taught me pretty well all he learnt." "Aye, aye, that's right enuff; but 'earin of it an' a-seein' it's two different things.
I'm a waiter there, and I can put you wise to a lot of things. Chin, Chin! 'Cheerio, answered Dick, as the energetic corporal disappeared. 'I'm gettin' 'ard o' 'earin', said the old groom. 'Leastways I ain't sure I 'eerd 'im correct. Wot did 'e say?
Perkins, she might 'ave deceived me gettin' old and not bein' so quick in my 'earin' as I was; but that settled her. "'Alf-past," went on Mrs. Holmes, scornfully; "and 'im never varied two minutes the last ten years, except one night 'e fell asleep in 'is chair, being bad with hinfluenza.
"You're such a quaint little body, you're a regular treat. I declare I ain't 'alf sure I wouldn't rather talk to you, than read the Princess Novelettes. Besides, I do get that tired of 'earin' nothin' but French, I'm most sorry I undertook the job; and the Biby don't pick up English much yet."
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