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Updated: June 9, 2025


Leonore D'Alloi was a far greater beauty than her mother had ever been. But to Peter, it was merely a renewal of his dream. Just at this point the groom rode up. "Beg pardon, Miss D'Alloi," he said, touching his cap. "My 'orse went down on a bit of hice." "You are not hurt, Belden?" said Miss D'Alloi. Peter thought the anxious tone heavenly. He rather wished he had broken something himself. "No.

"In the sam way I say, 'Trent, bring us a bottle of Bristol amid Hexeter! or, 'Put some Heastern Counties in hice! HE knows what I mean: it's the wines I bought upon the hospicious tummination of my connexshn with those two railroads. "But I will trouble you no father.

This latter speech was addressed to a pastry cook's boy with a large sugar temple and many conical papers containing delicacies for dessert. "Mind the hice is here in time; or there'll be a blow-up with your governor," and John struggled back, closing the door on the astonished Colonel. "Upon my life, they actually shut the door in our faces," said the poor gentleman. "The man is very busy, sir.

"Yes, massa. I's cool as a lump o' hice." The savage who led the assailants was a tall, powerful fellow on a splendid horse. When within about sixty yards of the defences he levelled his spear and made a tremendous rush as if resolved to bear down all obstacles. The Gaucho chief if we may so style him presented his musket and pulled the trigger. It missed fire!

Well, I looks at his legs, and sees he was dressed in what had been good moleskins, and high jack riding-boots, coming up to his knees; but sure enough they was as hard as a board, and actially, if you'll believe me, ma'am, there was a rim o' solid hice round the tops of his boots.

But Baroski, having a speech by heart, determined to deliver himself of it in that posture, and begged Morgiana not to turn avay her divine hice, and to listen to de voice of his despair, and so forth; he seized the lady's hand, and was going to press it to his lips, when she said, with more spirit, perhaps, than grace, "Leave go my hand, sir; I'll box your ears if you don't!"

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