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He was a big man, and stout, and dressed very neat in the same kind of rig as white bishops wear, with one of these white collars that buttons in the back. I suppose he was coming on to meet us alone, because no one was fitten fur to give us the first welcome but himself.
So the duke took his hands off and says: "If you ever deny it again I'll drown you. It's WELL for you to set there and blubber like a baby it's fitten for you, after the way you've acted. I never see such an old ostrich for wanting to gobble everything and I a-trusting you all the time, like you was my own father.
The king was saying in the middle of something he'd started in on " they bein' partickler friends o' the diseased. That's why they're invited here this evenin'; but tomorrow we want ALL to come everybody; for he respected everybody, he liked everybody, and so it's fitten that his funeral orgies sh'd be public."
"He don't hev no pore folkses ways wid dat chile," said Mornin once to Mrs. Doty; "he don't never speak to her no other then gen'leman way. He's a-raisin' her to be fitten fur de highes'. He's mighty keerful ob her way ob speakin' an' settin' to de table.
Symes, says he, 'it's a-bloawin' right smart peart, an' I don't see fitten for to lower. "I went for'ard. The lookaout hailed again. 'On deck, sir, says he, 'thar she blaows an' spouts. "I went aft. 'Cap'n Symes, says I, 'thar she blaows an' spouts. Shall I lower? "Cap'n Symes he casts an eye aloft. 'Mr.
But theah allus sown in wild an' waste places as is right an' fitten, an' thu seed runs out in time. Thu betteh growths need pureh soil, an' men wisely sow theah good seed in the clean gahdens that Gawd intended thu otheh kind o' wimmins' hearts to be.
'Dat you mammy? she ask, sweet as pie, when granmammy pound on de door. "'Doan you never call me mammy no more, granmammy say. 'Any woman what'd leave a poor lil mite like dis to perish to death ain fitten to be no datter o' mine. "So granmammy took me to raise. I ain never seen my mammy sincet, an I ain never wanted to." "What did your father think of the way she treated you?"
"Uh-ah! quite right, Doctah, quite right! Fine young lady, fine young lady. Old stock, yes indeed! Beechams o' Fehginny. Too bad Cousin Sarann Clayton keeps heh so close like. She fitten to be received, sah, to be received!" "Yes, indeed," assented the doctor. "Yes, sah. Now, ain't that the young lady a-comin' down the walk?"
I reckon it's all 'bout one an' de same ennyhow. It's a damn shame too. Dar, when de 'lection come las' time we put Marse Gleason in agin, kase we hadn't nary white man in de county dat was fitten for it an' could give de bond; an' of co'se dere couldn't no cullu'd man give it.
"Why," said Sam in his calm, slow way, "I didn't see much else I could steer for, so I was heading for that white heifer on the bank." "Get away from that wheel! And get outen this pilot-house!" yelled Brown. "You ain't fitten to become no pilot!" An order that Sam found welcome enough.
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