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"And that goose or something!" Eager hands reached down as Madden and Caradoc handed up the platters. "To the mess room, to the mess room!" directed Leonard. "Sure, sure, we wouldn't touch a mouthful for hanything!" cried Mulcher earnestly. "Misther Madden, you're a wonder!" extolled Hogan. Then the three men climbed up and were received clamorously.
Brimberly bowed and bustled out, but very soon bustled in again; and now, as he stooped, menial-like, to ply the coal tongs, though his domelike brow preserved all its wonted serenity, no words could possibly express all the mute rebellion of those eloquent whiskers. "Hanything more, sir?" he enquired, as he rose from his knees.
A good woman who let furnished apartments in a country town, describing a lodger who had apparently "known better days," said, "I am positive she was a real born lady, for she hadn't the least idea how to do hanything for herself; it took her hours to peel her potatoes."
"Good night, sir, but first can't I do hanything?" "Oh, yes, you do me, of course. You do me so consistently and well that I really ought to raise your wages. I'll think about it." Mr. Brimberly stared, coughed, and fumbled for his whisker, whence his hand wandered to his brow and hovered there. "I I bid you good night, sir!" "Oh, by the way, bring me the letters."
Meredith's valet stowed Samuel's clothing in the best bureau and asked, on departing, "hif there was hanything helse, Master Samuel?" Gilly cried out that the faculty had played him false. He felt like an irate frog in whose bowl has been put goldfish. "Good gosh!" he complained to his sympathetic contemporaries, "he's a damn stuck-up Willie.
'Ee don't 'ave them so frequent like before he begun to travel, but hevery wunst in a while 'ee will be terrible for two hor three days; but I never see hanything like this before, heven at Crumford 'All. 'Ee 'as never spoke for a week; not since the night of the ball hat the Russian Legation." "By Jove! you don't mean it.
"Hope her la'ship told you as I could not get it out again, or I'm sure I would have done to oblige your lordship, and her la'ship calling on purpose. But the post-office is that mean and distrustful as it don't leave me the key, and once hanything is in, in it is." "Ah!" said Lord Newhaven, slowly. "Well, Jones, it's not your fault. I ought not to have changed my mind.
The passengers consisted of six Englishmen, and they had been continually grumbling about the slow time that was being made by the stages, saying that the farther they got East the slower they went. "These blarsted 'eathens don't know hanything habout staging, hany-'ow," remarked one of them. "Blarst me bloody heyes! they cawn't stage in this country as we do in Hingland, you know," said another.
"That Egyptian is a watcher," he said grimly, "and I don't like either of 'em." "What's the matter, Simon?" "Why, this yer morning, I wur exchangin' a few pleasant remarks with one of the maid-servants, when I hears the Egyptian say, 'It's gwine beautiful. 'How? says t'other. 'He'll nibble like hanything, was the answer, and then I hearn a nasty sort o' laugh.
"Oh, Billy, what have we been doing?" he cried impatiently. "Well, Mr Mark, sir, I don't know as we've been doing o' hanything pertickler." "But we've lost our way." "Well, yes, sir, I s'pose we've lost that there; but it don't much matter do it?" "Matter! of course!" cried Mark angrily; and, as if born by nature to lead, he at once took the command and gave his orders.
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