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"No, Mamzelle," he said at last, when he rose from the table to return to his duties upstairs "No! there I must differ from you. I am a close observer. Wotever Winsleigh's faults, and I do not deny that they are many, he is a gentleman-that I must admit and with hevery respect for you, Mamzelle I can assure you he's no fool!"
Now suddenly abandoning his accent I am always griteful for hanythink that will distrack the attention of the orjonce from what is going on upon the Stige; naterally so, because it prevents you from follerin' my actions too closely, and so I now call upon this gentleman in the hevenin' dress jest to speak hup a very little louder than what he 'as been doin', so that you will be enabled to 'ear hevery word of his hexplanation more puffickly than what some of you in the back benches have done 'itherto.
Moreover, the odd little drawing-teacher, whom Hannah afterwards, when some qualms as to her own prudence assailed her, characterized as "hevery hinch a lady if she was that queer you'd think she'd just hescaped the lunatic hasylum," removed another stumbling-block from the path of the latter.
This was but a ceremonious prologue, intended to deepen the impression of the coming revelation. "Useter 'ev a 'oss Oi'd ketch hanyweares. 'Wo, Bob! Ahterwahs, by gully! Oi got pepper-follerin' ahteh me 'osses hevery mo'nin' afoot. 'Ed ter wark 'em deaoun afoot, loike." "But why did n't you hobble them?" His face reddened slightly. "Me 'obble my 'osses!
'He bamboozle the jury hevery time. He cut up bad though." Charley raised his hand with a nervous gesture of misery and impatience. "'Where have you been, that man say 'where have you been all these times not to know 'bout Charley Steele, hein? 'In the backwoods, I say. 'What bring you here now? he ask. 'I have a case, I say. 'What is it? he ask.
And there's wisky at Slavin's, and there's wisky in the shacks, and hevery 'oliday and hevery Sunday there's wisky, and w'en ye feel bad it's wisky, and w'en ye feel good it's wisky, and heverywhere and halways it's wisky, wisky, wisky! And now ye're goin' to stop it, and 'ow? T' manager, 'ee says picters and magazines.
He afterwards said that he would not have been able to say much even if they had permitted him to speak, because he felt too full. 'During the absence of our beloved pastor, said Brother Didlum, who now rose to give out the closing hymn, 'his flock will not be left hentirely without a shepherd, for we 'ave arranged with Mr Starr to come and say a Few Words to us hevery Sunday.
"Blast yer hies, vot is ye 'bout," roared a voice that we instantly recollected; and before we could utter a word in astonishment, up rose the lank form of the genius Steel Spring. "Is this the vay to treat a man vot does hevery thing he can to save ye?" the impudent wretch demanded, in an indignant tone.
"Zey are ready," Pedro informed him. Pancho paused and considered a moment. "Zey come from ze souse, zose rangers?" "Si," was the quick answer. Lopez rose. "Felipe Aguilaw becomes more hefficient hevery day. I shall make general of 'im yet. Bueno, we go." "Red" had gone over and looked out of the window. Twilight had definitely come, and the sky was a great sheet of flame.
One glass he mak' me feel good. Two das nice he mak' me feel ver fonny. Three glass yes das mak' me de frien' of hevery bodie. Four das mak' me feel big; I walk de big walk; I am de bes' man all de place. Das good place for stop, eh?" "No," said Macdonald Bhain, gravely, "you need to stop before that." "Ver' good. Ver' good me stop him me. You tak' me on for your man?" Macdonald Bhain hesitated.
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