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"Right-o, young gentleman!" said Mr. Watlin, "and put as couldn't be better. And the moral is, mike the most of our time wot's left!" "Well, fer my part," sighed Mary Ellen, "I've et so hearty, I feel like as though I'd a horse settin' on my stomick! Sure I don't know how to move." "A little pinch of bi-carbonate of soder will hease that, my dear," said her lover.
"It all came of the break of gage." "DEAR MR. PUNCH, As newmarus inquiries have been maid both at my privit ressddence, 'The Wheel of Fortune Otel, and at your Hoffis, regarding the fate of that dear babby, James Hangelo, whose primmiture dissappearnts caused such hagnies to his distracted parents, I must begg, dear sir, the permission to ockupy a part of your valuble collams once more, and hease the public mind about my blessid boy.
Happily for the cause it had at heart, the Boys' Home was guided by large-minded counsels, and if the eyes of the master were as the eyes of Argus, they could also wink on occasion. "Hout with it!" said the bow-legged boy, straddling before Jan. "If it wos Buckingham Palace as you resided in, make a clean breast of it, and hease your mind." "Thee knows more of palaces than the likes of me.
As it his, I'm on'y a Tommy a Bloomin', Gawd-forsaken, Beer-swillin' Tommy. 'Rest on your harms 'versed, Stan' at hease; 'Shun. 'Verse harms. Right an' lef tarrn. Slow march. 'Alt front. Rest on your harms 'versed. With blank-cartridge load. An' that's the end o' me." He was quoting fragments from Funeral Parties' Orders. "Stop ut!" shouted Mulvaney.
Peace represents himself as a truly penitent sinner who has got himself into a most unfortunate and unexpected "mess" by giving way to drink. The spelling of the letters is exaggeratedly illiterate. He asks Mr. Brion to take pity on him and not despise him as "his own famery has don," to write him a letter to "hease his trobel hart," if possible to come and see him. Mr.
See Franko as will dance ye a hornpipe, breakdown or double-shuffle wi' helegance and hease, bein' nippy, neat and nimble though weighin' thirty-two stone, seein's believin' and all for a tanner a tanner!
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