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He wath throw'd a heavy back-fall off a Elephant in a thort of a Pagoda thing ath the Thultan of the Indieth, and he never got the better of it; and thee married a thecond time married a Cheethemonger ath fell in love with her from the front and he'th a Overtheer and makin' a fortun. These various changes, Mr.
"He'th been climbing treeth an' crawling in the mud, an' rolling down the coalth. He'th a nathty rough boy." A wild babel arose as William entered. "William!" "You dreadful boy!" "Joan, come right away from him. Come over here." "What will your father say?" "William, my carpet!" For the greater part of the stream's bed still clung to William's boots. Doggedly William defended himself.
Yet then appears the worthy deeds he'th done: To feed his boughs exhausted hath his Sap, Then drops his fruit into the eaters lap. Of Autumn moneths September is the prime, Now day and night are equal in each Clime, The twelfth of this Sol riseth in the Line, And doth in poizing Libra this month shine.
William now varied the proceedings by emptying the jar of jam on to Cuthbert's face and hair. They were separated at last by the prompter and stage manager, while the audience rose and cheered hysterically. But louder than the cheering rose the sound of Cuthbert's lamentation. "He'th a nathty, rough boy! He puthed me down. He'th methed my nith clotheth. Boo-hoo!"
The cherub placed a hand on the rail of the car, preparatory to swinging herself on board. "Well, for one thing," she said, "he'th been stalking you like an Indian ever since we left the theatre! Look behind you. Good-bye, honey. Thend me a piece of the cake!" The street-car bore her away. The last that Jill saw of her was a wide and amiable grin.
That was where I had been when you came up; and when I saw you I thought you were the same one." "Perhaps it was one of the heathfolk going home?" "No, it couldn't be. 'Tis too late. The noise of her gown over the he'th was of a whistling sort that nothing but silk will make." "It wasn't I, then. My dress is not silk, you see....Are we anywhere in a line between Mistover and the inn?"
Clate'th got all the law here a young man can get; he'th gobbled up Dave and Phil'th share of the thing. John will be the coming M. D. of the town, and Bill Mead already taketh to the bank like a duck to water. I'm going to try the Wetht. What word may I take to Phil for you?" "There's nothing to say," Marjie answered. To his words, "I hoped there might be," she only said gayly, "Good-bye, Bud.
However, thith young man having made it known to be a robbery of a bank, why, that'h a theriouth thing; muth too theriouth a thing for me to compound, ath thith young man hath very properly called it. Conthequently, Thquire, you muthn't quarrel with me if I take thith young man'th thide, and thay he'th right and there'th no help for it.
Thturk has theen him that he'th under the action of poithon and it'th quite impractithable, gentlemen, that thith affair of honour can protheed at prethent; and Puddock drew himself up peremptorily, and replaced his hat, which somebody had slipped into his hand, upon his round powdered head. Mr.
He'th named The Little Wonder of Thcolathtic Equitation; and if you don't hear of that boy at Athley'th, you'll hear of him at Parith. And you recollect Kidderminthter, that wath thought to be rather thweet upon yourthelf? Well. He'th married too. Married a widder. Old enough to be hith mother. Thee wath Tightrope, thee wath, and now thee'th nothing on accounth of fat.
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