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How rejoiced Mr. Dusautoy will be! 'Whatever is, is best, sighed Ulick. 'I shall mind less when the first is past! I must go and entertain all these people at dinner! and he groaned. 'Good evening. Heigh ho! I wonder if our Banshee will think me worth keening for?
"Heigh! massa George, what's up?" he exclaimed, observing the solemn appearance of the two before him. "Nothing but what is known to you, Zeb. We were just speaking of the danger which you are aware is threatening us. Have you seen anything lately to excite suspicion?" "Nothin' worth speakin' of," replied he, seating himself in front of George and Rosalind. "What was it, Zeb?" asked the latter.
And then the fierce Northman joyously cried, "Now shall I possess lands, castle, and bride!" Sing heigh, sing ho, for that land of flowers! Sintram's song was ended, but his eyes glared wildly, and the vibrations of the harp-strings still resounded in a marvellous manner.
'Tention, army! Right about face, for home, MARCH!" and away the whole army marched for home, the band playing the lively air of "Cream cakes for supper, Heigh O! Heigh O! O! Cream cakes for supper, Heigh O! Heigh O!" so as to keep up the spirits of the tired men.
Lacey would love her, for she is more worthy of him than I am." Jan. 1—"Heigh ho, I’m engaged to Dr. Lacey! Who would think it? Now I am happy! Oh, no. Out in the graveyard lies one who could have made me happy. Ought I thus to deceive Dr. Lacey? Why, yes; if he is satisfied, it is well enough. I am ambitious, and if I can’t marry for love, I will for money.
Well then, for goodness' sake, lose no more time." "But there's only a fortnight to the examination." "My dear Kennedy, what have you been doing to be so idle?" "Somehow or other the time manages to slip away. Heigh ho!" said Kennedy, "my first year at college nearly over, and nothing done nothing done! How quickly the time has gone!" "Yes," said Julian;
The old king was now left with no other companion than the poor fool, who still abided with him, with his merry conceits striving to outjest misfortune, saying it was but a naughty night to swim in, and truly the king had better go in and ask his daughter's blessing: But he that has a little tiny wit With heigh ho, the wind and the rain, Must make content with his fortunes fit Though the rain it raineth every day,
Ha! seest thou how gallantly each fronts the other, the hair bristling, the eyes fixed, the tail on end, the fangs glistening? Now the lesser one moves slowly round and round the bigger, who, mind you, Mistress Sibyll, is no dullard, but moves, too, quick as thought, not to be taken unawares. Ha! that is a brave spring! Heigh, dogs, Neigh! a good sight! it makes the blood warm!
This worried and caused him so much anxiety, that he expressed his fears to Kent. "Don't know but what we are," returned the hunter, composedly. "Do you think that we are?" asked Leslie, earnestly. "Can't say; I'll go back if you want to." "Heigh! what's that?" He sprung forward and caught a shred fluttering from a bush. "That's it! that's it!" he shouted, fairly leaping with joy.
Heigh ho! it would be en regle to begin to hate him, and be as jealous as Bluebeard; but there! I don't know which it is to be about, and one can't be jealous for two ladies at once, luckily, for it would be immensely troublesome, unless a good, hearty quarrel would be wholesome to revive his spirits. It is a bad time for it, though!
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