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Ray, who was growing too big for the box-cradle, was lying on a sugar-bag in the shade. "W'y, Joe, yer face is as long as a fiddle!" cried Mrs Yabsley, cheerfully. "Wot's up? 'Ave yer got the sack?" "No, but Dutchy's got nuthin' fer me till We'n'sday. I might 'ave known that. An' anyhow, if I earned more than a quid, 'e'd break 'is 'eart."
Eh! dear 'eart, the wood I could buy, and the white paint and a separator and queens from foreign parts! He made a gesture of despair and his face worked. 'You could have a new harp if you wanted one. Reddin suggested. Abel gulped. 'A bargain's a bargain! he repeated. 'And I promised the parson. He turned away. ''Azel, he said over his shoulder, 'you munna go along of this gent.
How vill humanity bless us if we can raise, out of t'e slums and squalor, out of t'e crooked and blind and degraded, out of t'e hospitals and prisons, t'e spawning dregs of humanity and make t'em perfect! T'ey shall valk t'e eart' like gods, rejoicing in t'eir strengt'. No more failures, no more abnormalities.
Well 'e is a nice leetle fellow but 'e is just a leetle fellow with a soft 'eart and a soft 'ead. Not your sort. And, you're not 'is sort. 'E's frightened of you. 'E want someone who pat 'is 'ead and let 'im cry on 'is shoulder. You can't 'elp 'im and you fuss over 'im you come 'ere and try to put 'is 'eart affaires in order and it's no use at all. C'est ridicule, enfin."
"When I saw how badly he took it, and how wretched he seemed, I almost made up my mind to go away and never trouble him any more." "You did, did you?" "And just to take what he'd choose to give me." "Oh, them's your hideas, hare they? Then I tell you what; I shall just take the matter into my own hands hentirely. You have no more 'eart than a chicken."
One come very near 'im, Teddy, right up to 'im, and looked into 'is face close. And she 'adn't got a face to look with, only a painted skull, and then 'e see; they was all painted skulls. And one after another they crowded on 'im saying 'orrible things, and catchin' at 'im and threatenin' and coaxing 'im, so that 'is 'eart near left 'is body for fear." "Yes," gasped Teddy in an unendurable pause.
"Lord! theer bean't two other such fine, up-standin', likely-lookin' chaps in all the South Country as you two chaps be no, nor such smiths! it du warm my old 'eart to look at 'ee. Puts me in mind o' what I were myself ages an' ages ago.
'I don't pretend to 'ave no 'ead knowledge, said Slyme, 'but 'ead knowledge won't save a man's soul: it's 'EART knowledge as does that. I knows in my 'eart as my sins is all hunder the Blood, and it's knowin' that, wot's given 'appiness and the peace which passes all understanding to me ever since I've been a Christian. 'Glory, glory, hallelujah! shouted Bundy, and nearly everyone laughed.
Without meaning to, out of sheer emotion, she pressed them somewhat hard, and, as from a concertina emerges a jerked and drawn-out chord, so from the cook came a long, quaking sound; her apron fell, her body heaved, and her drowsy, flat, soft voice, greasy from pondering over dishes, murmured: "Ah, Miss Nedda! it's you, my dear! Bless your pretty 'eart."
She'd cut me 'eart out, if she knowed I'd lied that lie." Dimsdale's prospects had suddenly ceased by the productive marriage of a rich uncle late in life; and then his career began. He went to Egypt at the time when men who knew things had their chance to do things.
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