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Updated: June 3, 2025
As I used to do the rough-riding for my husband on his horse-breaking tours in various countries, I have had to sit a good many buck-jumpers, and, am thankful to say, I never got thrown, because, from what I have seen of men being catapulted and placed on the flat of their backs on the ground, this kind of fall must be, as Jorrocks would say, "a hawful thing."
Cribb still went cuttin' pounds and pounds of meat off the lodgers' jints, emptying their tea-caddies, actially reading their letters. Sally had been told so by Polly the Cribb's maid, who was kep, how that poor child was kep, hearing language perfectly hawful!"
"Yes, yes, I understand. But they're no company for you. Do get away as soon as possible." Another couple went by them talking loudly the same vernacular. "If I put a book down for a day," said the young woman, "I forget all I've read. I've a hawful bad memory for readin'." "How I loathe that class!" Lashmar exclaimed. "I never came to this part of the coast, because I knew it was defiled by them.
"And now," said Mrs. Porter, switching the conversation to the gaping George, "you had better put this man to bed." George Pennicut's opinion of Mrs. Porter, to which he was destined to adhere on closer acquaintance, may be recorded. "A hawful woman, sir," he whispered as Kirk bore him off. "Nonsense, George," said Kirk. "One of the most entertaining ladies I have ever met.
"And then," cried Bob Dawson, trembling all over as he told it, "I see him lift that there knife, gentlemen, and stab her with all his might, and she fell back with a sort of groan, and he lifts her up and pitches of her over hinto the sea. And then he cuts, he does, and I I was frightened most hawful, and I cut, too." "Why did you not tell this before?" the judge asked.
Drink besides, as it renders some men hyper-sensitive, made Huish callous. And it would almost have required a blow to make him quit his purpose. 'Pretty business, ain't it? he continued; 'Dyvis on the lush? Must say I thought you gave it 'im A1 today. He didn't like it a bit; took on hawful after you were gone. "'Ere," says I, "'old on, easy on the lush," I says.
She's in a hawful temper, but she'll be out of the house in less than half an hour. There's a beautiful fire in the kitchen, Miss, and the pan for frying bacon is polished up so as you could 'most see yourself in it. And the egg-saucepan is there all 'andy, and the kettle fizzing and sputtering.
By the powers of Moll Kelly, but you won't serve Pat Kallahan that dirty trick again anyhow. "As he levelled at me, I fell back, and the ball passed right over me and struck a wounded orse that was broke down behind, and a sittin' up on his fore-legs like a dog. Oh, the scream of that are hanimal, Sir, was just like a Christian's. It was hawful. I have the sound of it in my ears now halmost.
But my brudder he go to die with hawful bad cold queeck, an' he send for the priest an' for me, an' tell all. I go to Governor with the priest, an' Governor gif me dat writing here." He tapped his breast, then took out a wallet and showed the paper to her. "It is life of dat Haman, voici! And so I safe him for my brudder. Dat was a bad boy, Fadette.
"Here is a gentleman who has hurt himself." Dick wouldn't leave his horse, but was soon on the scene, having found his way through another part of the fence. "No; he ain't dead," said Dick "I've seen 'em like that before, and they wurn't dead. But he's had a hawful squeege." Then he passed his hand over the man's neck and chest. "There's a lot of 'em is broke," said he.
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