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"I'm fear'd I'll ha' to tell him," the boy continued, "'Tis but ma duty." "Yo' may tell wham yo' like what yo' like," the girl replied coldly; yet there was a tremor in her voice. "First yo' throws her in the stream," David went on remorselessly; "then yo' chucks her to the pig, and if it had not bin for me " "Yo', indeed!" she broke in contemptuously. "Yo'! 'twas Owd Bob reskied her.
She answered yes but fear'd her prayers were not heard because her sins were not pardon'd." A fortnight later he writes: "Betty comes into me as soon as I was up and tells me the disquiet she had when wak'd; told me she was afraid she should go to Hell, was like Spira, not Elected. Ask'd her what I should pray for, she said that God would pardon her Sin and give her a new heart.
"Monk he noo 'fear'd ze dog," grinned the Italian. "Monk he whup ze dog." "Vot's dat?" exclaimed Billy Buch "Vot's dat, man, you say? Mine Gott, I bet ten to one dat Ponyparte eats him oop!" To prove it Bonaparte ran at the monkey savagely. But the monkey ran up on the Italian's shoulder, where he grinned at the dog. The Italian smiled.
I took the Liberty, once to mention my Astonishment to him, with all the Deference due to his exalted Quality, and with the Praises he justly deserved. He answer'd me, that he fear'd I saw farther than was either convenient, or safe for me, if my Taciturnity did not equal my Penetration.
Slop's sudden coming, and a discourse upon fortification; yet I fear'd it. Talk of what we will, brother, or let the occasion be never so foreign or unfit for the subject, you are sure to bring it in. I would not, brother Toby, continued my father, I declare I would not have my head so full of curtins and horn-works. That I dare say you would not, quoth Dr.
To these Informations the Obliging Doctor was pleas'd to add the welcome present of three of those very pieces of Ribbon, whose Colours in his presence the Blind man had distinguished, pronouncing the one Gray, the other Red, and the third Green, which I keep by me as Rarities, and the rather, because he fear'd the rest were miscarry'd.
He told her he found himself so ill, that he judged it more convenient for him to go home while he was in a condition to move, for he fear'd if he should once settle himself to rest he might not be able to stir.
"With pain I mark'd the various passions rise, When beauty so divine before thee mov'd; With trembling doubt beheld thy wandering eyes, For still I fear'd; alas! because I lov'd. "Each anxious doubt shall Laura now forego, No more regret those joys so lately known, Conscious, that tho' thy breast to all may glow, Thy faithful heart shall beat for her alone.
"Fear'd o' bailiffs!" suggested the one constable, old and rheumatic, who guarded the peace of Kingswell. "He's the biggest swindler in all England." "Curse him!" muttered an old woman. "She was a bonny lass my Sally! Curse him!"
That didn't hit you, did it, sir?" "No, it only brushed my cap," I said, as the stones began to come more thickly, and the shouting told of the keen delight the mob enjoyed in making the English retreat. "Pull away, my lads, and throw the grapnel over as soon as we are out of reach." "But we don't want to pull away, sir. They thinks we're fear'd on 'em.
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