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If our girl does this, well; she will indeed be to me a dear Maria, though not a poo-o-o-r one; if she doesn't, let her bide, and be an old maid; for as to marrying this fellow Clement's, I'll cut him adrift to-morrow." "If you do, Sir Thomas, you will break our dear child's heart." Heart, indeed! When did heart ever gain money? ey? what?
Tenez said she so without any idea of the nature of my suffering, she took them from her curls, and put them gravely one by one into my hat one was twisted this way another twisted that ey! by my faith; and when they are published, quoth I, They will be worse twisted still.
Then quickly, joyously, he told her of how a fleet equipped by the King of Cyprus had been despatched against the province of Demetrios, and of how among the invaders were Perion of the Forest and his Free Companions. "Ey, yes, my porter has returned. I ride instantly for the coast to greet him with appropriate welcome. I pray heaven it is no sluggard or weakling that is come out against me."
"Was there any large school near?" I asked him, in reference to the letter. "Oh yes," he said; "there was a pratty big 'un." "Was it a good one?" I asked. "Ey!" he said, "it was as good as anoother; that was a' a matther of opinion"; and fell to looking at the fire, staring round the room, and whistling a little.
"And see, the wizard hath a black hound with him! It may be his wife, in that likeness." "Naw, ey knoas t' hount reet weel, Feyther Haydocke," replied the forester; "it's a Saint Hubert, an' a rareun fo' fox or badgert. Odds loife, feyther, whoy that's t' black bandyhewit I war speaking on."
"Ne'er heed my wisdom or my folly, boh do as ey bid yo, or yo'n repent it," said Nance. "Why, you can get in without my aid," observed the squire, trying to laugh it off. "You can easily fly over the walls." "Ey ha' left my broomstick a-whoam," replied Nance "boh no more jesting. Win yo do it?" "Well, well, I suppose I must," replied Nicholas, "but I wash my hands of the consequences.
"I'm going," replied the hag, "but first I must have my funeral rites performed ha! ha! Bury this for me, Zachariah," she said, giving him a small clay figure. "Bury it deep, and as it moulders away, may she it represents pine and wither, till she come to the grave likewise!" "An whoam doth it represent, mother?" asked the sexton, regarding the image with curiosity. "Ey dunna knoa the feace?"
"Dunna think to deceive me, squoire," rejoined Nance; "ey knoa yo ha borrowed three hundert punds i' gowd fro' yung Ruchot Assheton; an os surely os ye ha it aw under your jerkin, so surely win yo lose it, if yo dunna turn back, or ge on without me keepin' ye company." "I have no objection on earth to your company, Nance," replied the squire; "quite the contrary.
And with noiseless footsteps he followed the other across the chamber. The window was open, and outside it was reared a ladder. "Yo mun go down a few steps," said Hal o' Nabs, "or else he'll nah hear yo." The abbot complied, and partly descended the ladder. "I see no one," he said. "T' neet's dark," replied Hal o' Nabs, who was close behind him. "Ebil canna be far off. Hist! ey hear him go on."
I'm ther head of ther house now an' ye're related ter me." "I hain't clost kin," objected Cal, quickly. "Not too clost ter wed with Dorothy." "Ey God, no, boy, ye hain't but only a distant cousin but a hundred an' fifty y'ars back our foreparent war ther same man.
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