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"I call that a silly sort of name," whispered Mrs. Smith. "Did he make a good end, Miss?" asked Mrs. James plaintively. "You'll see," said Betty. "I like it best when they dies forgiving of everybody and singing hymns to the last." "And when they says, 'Mother, I shall meet you 'ereafter in the better land' that's what makes you cry so pleasant."
I arsked 'im wot they did, an' 'e says, 'Make boats an' fings, with now an' agin a little flurry in shippin' ter break the monotony.... Anyway, I traced the devil wot nearly got you, Guv'nor, and that's somefing. And if I don't give 'im a taste of the 'appy 'ereafter, well, my name's not Dollops." Cleek laughed and laid a hand upon the lad's shoulder.
You observe the answer, cabby, in case you and I may differ about it 'ereafter." "Yes," said the amused butler, "a gift from Jessie." "Ah! jus' so. An' she's tender-'earted an' on'y fifteen. Wots 'er tother name? Summers, eh? Vell, it's prettier than Vinters. Tell 'er I'll not forget 'er. Now, cabman 'ome!"
I often used to say to Mr. Heaven, yes many's the time I've said it, that if people would think more of the great 'ereafter and less about their own little stomachs, it would be a deal better for them, yes, a deal better, and make it much more comfortable for the butchers!" Burd Alane has had a good quarter of an hour to-day. His spouse took a brief promenade with him.
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