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He swallowed a tape-measure and died by inches!..." Hinde laughed. "Do people pay good money to listen to that sort of stuff?" "You're a journalist," Cream replied, "and you ought to know they pay money to read worse than that!" "So they do," Hinde admitted.
But from information received we think the police took them instruments the time they were suppressing the Manchester Martyrs beyond the Lisnan, the instruments being lent to them footballers at that time." "I remember all about that business," said Hinde. "I was there myself. But we never saw your instruments. All we took away with us was two old footballs and a set of rotten goal-posts.
Hinde! Yes! Oh, yes, yes!" "I thought so," she continued. "You have the syme sort of talk. Funny talk, I calls it. Wot time du want your breakfis?" "Eight o'clock," he said. "I s'pose you'll do syme as Mr. 'Inde ... leave it to me to get the things for you, an' charge it up?" "Oh, yes," John replied. "I'll do just what Mr. Hinde does!"
The 16 day I tooke 8 li. 1 ounce of gold: and since the departure of the Hinde I heard not of her, but when our pledge went into the countrey the first night, he said he saw her cast anker aboue fiue leagues from this place. The 17 day I sold about 17 pieces of cloth, and tooke 4 li. 4 ounces and a halfe of gold.
When all this treasure had been transferred to Drake's vessel, the Golden Hinde, the admiral sent for the Englishmen who had been rescued from the Santa Filomena, and gave audience to us on the quarterdeck. A sad and sorry multitude we looked, spite of the surgeon's care, as we stood gazing at the great sea-captain who had rescued us, and waiting for him to speak.
I'm a Yellow Journalist and a failure, but by heaven, I'm an honest Yellow Journalist and an honest failure. I'm not an indifferent journalist pretending to be a poet!..." "I don't see what all this has got to do with me," John said. "No," Hinde replied in a quieter tone. "No, I suppose it hasn't anything to do with you. You're quite right. I'm in a bad temper to-night.
And anyway it isn't the money we want, but our own band instruments." "What's happened to them?" said Hinde. "You had a lot. Last time I saw your band it was fitted out with drums and trumpets enough for a regiment." "It's just them we're trying to get back." "If anyone has stolen them," said Hinde, "I'll look into the matter and do my best to catch the thief for you."
I don't know how long the custom prevailed, but I did not notice it in succeeding years. Our cousin, Ben Hinde, had joined us only for a few days, his duties as a clergyman not allowing of a long absence, but our meeting had been very pleasant and cordial. He had left with us his sister Annie, to whom my husband endeavored to show what was most worthy of attention in the metropolis.
"That's all I wanted to know," said Lizzie. "It'll be 'am an' eggs. Goo'-night, Mr. MacDermott!" "Good-night, Lizzie," John murmured. "Goo'-night, Mr. 'Inde!" "Come here!" said Hinde. She came across the room and stood beside him. He took hold of her chin. "If you hadn't such a rotten accent," he said, "I'd marry you!" She giggled. "You do myke me laugh, Mr. 'Inde!" she said.
Wherefore, at Plymouth, where we landed, there were great stirrings, and men clung around us to hear our marvelous tales and adventures. And as for Drake himself, the queen soon afterwards made him a knight on the deck of the Golden Hinde; and so he became Sir Francis, and thereafter did many wonderful deeds which are set forth in the chronicles of that time.
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