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'I think she got to be more timid, and more frightened-like, of late; and that a hard word was like a blow to her. But she was always the same to me. She never changed to her foolish Peggotty, didn't my sweet girl. Here Peggotty stopped, and softly beat upon my hand a little while. 'The last time that I saw her like her own old self, was the night when you came home, my dear.
Only John Snow's niece, Mary, looking up from her hands folded in her lap, said: "Surely you must find it painful, Saul Haverick, to ship with such a wicked man and take the big shares of money that fall to his crew?" "Eh!" said Saul, frightened-like at her.
I was just outside Mrs. Stevens' room. The housekeeper, sir." "You didn't think of going back to the hall to see what had happened?" "Oh, no, sir. I just went in to Mrs. Stevens, and she said, 'Oh, what was that? frightened-like. And I said, 'That was in the house, Mrs. Stevens, that was. Just like something going off, it was." "Thank you," said the Coroner.
Their hostile feelings for each other had long since ceased no doubt the moment they found themselves in such a terrible fix and they now stood, nose to nose, quite frightened-like, and `down in the mouth, as if vexed at the mess they had got themselves into by their bad behaviour. "Harry and I, after much pulling and hammering, found it quite impossible to make two of them.
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