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'My family! hiccuped Mr Squeers, raising his eye to the ceiling: 'my daughter, as is at that age when all the sensibilities is a-coming out strong in blow my son as is the young Norval of private life, and the pride and ornament of a doting willage here's a shock for my family! The coat-of-arms of the Squeerses is tore, and their sun is gone down into the ocean wave!
Well, as I was tootleing the horn for hard life, who should turn out of the wood but old mealy-mouth himself, as you call him, and a pretty volley of abuse he let drive at me. 'No doubt, hiccuped Sir Harry; 'but what was he doing there? 'Oh! I should tell you, replied Mr. Sponge, 'his hounds had run a fox into it, and were on him full cry when I got there.
'So'll I, said Sponge, 'if you'll give me a cigar. 'Much yours as mine, replied Jack, handing him his lordship's richly embroidered case with coronets and ciphers on either side, the gift of one of the many would-be Lady Scamperdales. 'Want a light! hiccuped Jack, who had now got a glow-worm end to his. 'Thanks, said Sponge, availing himself of the friendly overture.
"That won't do. I insist upon your drinking," hiccuped the young man, who had evidently drunk freely already. "Take it as a personal insult, if you don't." "Never mind the boy," said his new friend, to Ben's great relief. "He's young and innocent. He hasn't been round like you an' me." "That's so," assented the young man, taking the remark as a compliment. "Well, here's to you!"
Jacques had already passed one foot over her; but another face appeared, livid and surprised-that of a very tall man, enveloped in a cloak covered with snow. He again recoiled, and laughed a laugh of terror and rage. It was Laubardemont, followed by armed men; they looked at one another. "Ah, com-r-a-d-e, yo-a ra-a-scal!" hiccuped Houmain, rising with difficulty; "thou'rt a Royalist."
An austere, freckled woman was saying: "Beat me, seeing that I'm your woman, but there's no law that'll let you tie up with a girl so long as you've got a wife living." A muzhik walked at her side, a dirty, ill-smelling fellow, who said nothing and hiccuped. Once more there was a nobleman, large, stout, bristling, savage-looking. He ranted: "Hang them! Flog them!"
I am a f f freeborn Englishman, worth th three thousand a-year, and v value no man, d me." Then, dropping his jaw, and fixing his eyes, he hiccuped aloud, and fell upon the floor as mute as n flounder. Mr.
At last they got to singing, and when men begin to sing, it is a sign that they are either drunk, or have had enough of each other's company. Sir Harry's hiccup, from which he was never wholly free, increased tenfold, and he hiccuped and spluttered at almost every word.
"Drink no more, sir, I beg; you'll be ill to-morrow," said I to the Dominie. "Deprome quadrimum," hiccuped the Dominie. "Carpe diem quam minimum creula postero. Sing, friend Dux Quem virum sumes celebrare music amicus. Where's my pattypan? "Propria quae maribus had a little dog, Quae genus was his name "My memory faileth me what was the tune?"
Conscious of his strength, he had the instinctive forbearance of superiority, but it was fast mastered by the maddening liquor. "Time to go home! Time to go home!" cried the thin piping voice of the liquor-seller. "What the do you mean by insulting my friend?" half hiccuped Dick, shaking his head threateningly, and stiffening his arm and fist at his side as he edged toward Abel.
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