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He had never professed any especial regard or tenderness for Miss Hetty, and had never given her any reason to expect a nearer relation than she had always sustained toward him. Mollie was good enough in her way, bright and pretty and but faugh! the idea! She would not believe it! Hesden was not and could not be a "Radical." He might have sheltered Eliab ought to have done so; that she would say.
See him hanging over the girl faugh!" "You are crude," Miss Hitchcock admitted, candidly. "Let us move out of this crowd. Some one will overhear you."
Now in this moment Roger sware a fierce, great oath, and forthwith kicked those stiffened limbs. "Ha!" cried he, "methought 'twas Tostig his ghost come for to drag us down into yon accursed pool and 'tis naught but the traitor-rogue Gurth!" "And dead, Roger!" "Forsooth, he's dead enough, master faugh!" "And it availeth nothing to kick a dead man, Roger." "Yet was he an arrant knave, master."
Just yesterday you robbed a man of his last cent by cheating him at cards. Faugh! Some of us have been watching you, and we know all about you. I wouldn't put it at all beyond you to cut down a boat, in the night, and drop it, with a man and a boy sleeping in it.
"Ay, as in the days of their mother before them, when she came here to lay her eggs, like a cuckoo in another bird's nest I wish they had been addled, I do indeed we may expect to have the whole place turned topsy-turvy, I suppose. Faugh! Sophia you will have to keep your eyes open when the old lady is gone. I'll have no unseemly pranks in this house."
In great perturbation he left the room promenading on the esplanade, in the midst of his hounds, talking uneasily to himself. "Peste, I put it to her a little too suddenly! It was a blunder. If she loves that Sapeur-Pompier, eh? A Sapeur-Pompier, to rival a Comte de Bonzag faugh!"
He took and laid him on the embers, and roasted him for a dainty bit. Then the hen woke up again, and sprung up to a higher peg still. Faugh, what a nasty smell! What a nasty smell! She said again, and then she got her eyes open, and came to see how the Fox had eaten both the twain, goose and duck; so she flew up to the highest peg of all, and perched there, and peeped up through the chimney.
Is it for them to breathe garlic on the alliances of Bourbons and Plantagenets? Faugh! You have spoiled them, good my lord king, you have spoiled them by your condescensions. Henry IV. staled not his majesty to consultations with the mayor of his city. Henry V. gave the knighthood of the hath to the heroes of Agincourt, not to the vendors of cloth and spices."
It DID break too, and down I came into the slush; and when I got out of it, I can tell you I didn't look much like the Venuses or the Apollor Belvidearis what I used to dress and titivate up for my shop window when I was in the hairdressing line, or smell quite so elegant as our rose-oil. Faugh! what a figure I was! A whole party was assembled there.
All that this woman was in purity, in graciousness of heart, in brilliancy of intellect he loved, adored, approved; all that she was in physical beauty he reverenced and coveted. Her lot had been strangely cast and the scope of it limited to a very narrow vista. Oh, for success to place at her feet the riches of the earth! With such a goal to lure one on what was toil! Faugh!
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