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"Eigh, Ruchot o' Roaph's," he observed to a bystander, "that's a fearfo sect that gallas. Yoan been up to t' Holehouses to tey a look at it, beloike?"
Thou mak'st me humbly wishfo' to be more like thee, and fearfo' to lose thee when this life is ower, and a' the muddle cleared awa'. Thou'rt an Angel; it may be, thou hast saved my soul alive! She looked at him, on his knee at her feet, with her shawl still in his hand, and the reproof on her lips died away when she saw the working of his face. 'I coom home desp'rate.
'Tis but a minute, and I'm home. 'Thou'rt not fearfo'; he said it in a low voice, as they went out at the door; 'to leave me alone wi' her! As she looked at him, saying, 'Stephen? he went down on his knee before her, on the poor mean stairs, and put an end of her shawl to his lips. 'Thou art an Angel. Bless thee, bless thee! 'I am, as I have told thee, Stephen, thy poor friend.
'I sed as I had nowt to sen, sir; not as I was fearfo' o' openin' my lips. 'You said! Ah! I know what you said; more than that, I know what you mean, you see. Not always the same thing, by the Lord Harry! Quite different things.
I ha' lived hard and sad, but not ashamed and fearfo' a' the minnits o' my life. Last night, I went home. There she lay upon my har-stone! There she is! In the strength of his misfortune, and the energy of his distress, he fired for the moment like a proud man. In another moment, he stood as he had stood all the time his usual stoop upon him; his pondering face addressed to Mr.
Bounderby; 'tis his wife. Yo'r not fearfo' o' her. Yo was hey-go-mad about her, but an hour sin. 'But are you sure it's the lady, and not the gentleman? she asked, still trembling. 'Certain sure! 'Well then, pray don't speak to me, nor yet take any notice of me, said the old woman. 'Let me be quite to myself in this corner.
Penrose drew nearer to the boy, and repeated the grand death-song of the saints: 'Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; for Thou art with me, Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me. The boy shook his head for him the words had no meaning. Then, raising himself, he said: 'Ax God O'meety to leet His candle. I'm baan along th' seam, an' it's fearfo dark!
"An' t' black mon," cried Hal o' Nabs, breathlessly, "t' black mon wur Nick Demdike?" "Yoan guest it," replied Ashbead, "'t wur he! Ey wur so glopp'nt, ey couldna speak, an' meh blud fruz i' meh veins, when ey heerd a fearfo voice ask Nick wheere his woife an' chilt were. 'The infant is unbaptised, roart t' voice, 'at the next meeting it must be sacrificed.
Penrose through a ray of consciousness, he said: 'Th' cage is goin' daan fearfo quick. Pray! The old woman caught the word, and, turning to the minister, she said: 'He wants thee to mak' a prayer. Mr.
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