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Updated: April 30, 2025
"Oh, I won't frow any mo' coal not fo' a while not when I knows whut de trouble is," said the kind-hearted driver. "But I doan believe, mah li'l man, dat you'd better go down de coal hole." At that moment the door of Dorothy's house opened, and her mother came out on the porch. "What is it, Mirabell?" she asked. "What has happened?"
"My good frow is a very excellent woman," he used to say. "We all have our tempers, and she has hers. It might be better we none of us are perfect. I took her for better and for worse, and so " He never finished the sentence, but shrugged his shoulders; and if he was smoking, which he generally was when he spoke on this delicate subject, he blew out a double quantity of vapour.
"We must take it home, Pomp," I said. "No," he said, with a look of disgust. "Um quite dead now. Frow um into de ribber." "Oh no! I want my father to see it, and Morgan." "We go an' fess um den." "No, no. You must carry it home." "No, too heaby, Mass' George, and um begin to 'tink."
The three wise men of Gotham were not much worse off when they went to sea in a bowl than was Dick Lee in that rickety little old flat-bottomed punt. Did it leak? Well, not so very much, with no heavier weight than Dick's; but there was reason in his remark that, "Dis yer's a mean boat to frow down a fish in, when you cotch 'im. He's done suah to git drownded."
Those huts are from ten to fifteen feet square, built of logs, and covered, not with shingles, but with boards, about four feet long, split out of pine timber with a 'frow'. The floors are very commonly made in this way. Clay is first worked until it is soft; it is then spread upon the ground, about four or five inches thick; when it dries, it becomes nearly as hard as a brick.
David hurried out, and picking up the basket and bundles he had left in the barn, started for home. When he got there, he was surprised to see that Dan was at work. He had pulled off his coat, rolled up his sleeves and with a frow and mallet in his hands, was busy splitting out shingles.
Where you are, will I be; and if we can't go to England together, why then we'll go back to that blackguard hole at Givet together. Ochone! Ochone!" O'Brien spoke no more, but burst into tears. I was much affected with this proof of O'Brien's sincere regard, and I came to his side and clasped him in my arms. O'Brien stared at me, "Who are you, you ugly Dutch frow?"
"Hang her in chains over a slow fire," said one of the boys. Evidently they had been reading English history. "Frow her down the pigs will d'vour her, every bit 'cept the palms of her hands," said the other boy. It was also evident that they had studied Biblical history.
"I fear you will learn wisdom only by experience, even if you do then," returned George. "It would be a good thing for you, should you meet with something that would impress you with a sense of your peril. I can only wonder at your stupidity." "Gorra mighty! do you s'pose dere's anything that'd make me afeard of dem Injins? Why, bless you, forty of 'em wouldn't dare to frow a stone at me.
I commit my wife and that dear child, if she recovers, to your charge, to see them safe with their kindred in Java. And you, my poor frow, will be kind to sweet little Maria. I would not mention it, but to say that the kindness you show to her will more than compensate for any little want of it you have at times displayed towards me."
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