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'Well then, sir, said Octavio, 'since you have resolved yourself, to be a witness of those melancholy things, I shall possibly say to her, let us haste to end the great affair' 'Hang it, cried Sebastian, 'if I go I shall abuse the young hussy, or commit some indecency that will not be suitable to good manners 'I hope you will, sir' replied Octavio 'Whip them, whip them, replied the uncle, 'I hate the young cozening baggages, that wander about the world undoing young and extravagant coxcombs; gots so they are naught, stark naught Be sure dispatch as soon as you can; and do you hear let's have no whining. Octavio, overjoyed he should have her released to-night, promised lavishly all he was urged to: and his coach being at the gate, they both went immediately to the house of the messenger; all the way the old gentleman did nothing but rail against the vices of the age, and the sins of villainous youth; the snares of beauty, and the danger of witty women; and of how ill consequences these were to a commonwealth.
"It will be a great pity, nevertheless, and shall do my best to shame him if he should be mean enough to hold any such purpose." "Mebbe after we gots home and stays one while, we start out agin some times more and look for the golt." "I have been thinking of the same thing," said Jack, who now changed their course with the view of reaching home with the least possible delay.
"I vos swimming as hard as nefer vos," he explained, "and had just got in front of the tree, ven as true as I don't live, it banged right down on top mit me and nearly knocked out my brains out. I grabbed hold of it, when it raised up and frowed me over its head. Den I gots mad and swims ashore."
"We are trying to follow a Lost Trail." "If we does dot den we gots lost ourselves." "More than likely we shall, but I am afraid that if we go home without the colt, your father will punish you." Otto shrugged his shoulders. "It vill not be the first times dot he does dot. I can stand it, I dinks."
"When we fluds him we gots on him and makes him go like he nefer goes mit pefore." "We won't be able to travel fast until we get him back to the regular path, where the trees and limbs won't interfere with us." "If Deerfoot vos mit us he tells us how close he be to us," said Otto, alluding to the skill of the Shawanoe in interpreting the age of a trail. "He would do so at a glance. Helloa!"
"Ven he don't be looking at me," was Otto's thought, "then I gives him the slip, and runs and gots mine gun, and shoots him afore heban do nodings." The programme was a good one, provided it could be carried out, but it cannot be admitted that it offered much chance of success.
No wonder all te braves of te Shawnee tribe should love her, and dat Hans Vanderbum gots her at last. Jis' look at dat foot! long and flat like a board, and she's de same shape all de way down from her head to her heels. Ishn't dat breakfast ready, my dear wife?"
I goes right back and gots dem." He wheeled around as he spoke, receiving a resounding whack from the hoe, by way of a reminder, and went lumbering through the woods in search of his basket of fish. He experienced little difficulty in finding it, and in a few moments was back again to his affectionate partner. "How did you get wet?" she asked, looking at his flapping garments.
In addition, there was the proof to be derived from the name Cagot, which those maintaining the opinion of their Saracen descent held to be Chiens, or Chasseurs des Gots, because the Saracens chased the Goths out of Spain. Moreover, the Saracens were originally Mahometans, and as such obliged to bathe seven times a-day: whence the badge of the duck's foot.
"The gentleman with the tail. You haven't made his tail quite long enough.... That's better." Margery retired to her study, charged with an entirely new inspiration, and wrote her second manifesto. It was this: "Got," she pointed out. I inspected it carefully. Coming fresh to the idea Margery had treated it more spontaneously than the other. But it was distinctly a "got." One of the gots.
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