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"Any way, friends and naybours, I can wind up with something as'll commend itself to everybody: and that is by wishin' success to Passage Regatta, and askin' ye to give three cheers for Mrs Bosenna. Hip hip " "Hoo-ray! hoo-ray! hoo-ray!" The cheers were given with a will and passed down the river in rolling echoes.
Spraggon, squinting frightfully at the man, adding, 'go, get me my hack, and don't be talking nonsense there. Our friends then remounted their hacks and parted company in very moderate humours, feeling fully satisfied that his lordship had done it on purpose. 'Hoo-ray, Jack! Hoo-ray! exclaimed Lord Scamperdale, bursting into his sanctum where Mr.
"He tells ME," said Beasley, "he'll be mighty glad to. And there's a plate of bones for Simpledoria." "You lead the way," cried the child; "you and Mrs. Hunchberg." "Are we all in line?" Beasley glanced back over his shoulder. "HOO-ray! Now, let us on. Ho! there!" "BR-R-RA-vo!" applauded Mister Swift.
Tizzy obeyed and the kite followed her. "Hoo-ray," shouted Ned, taking off his cap to give it a wave, when, crick! crack! the tree snapped twenty feet below him, and the next moment poor Ned was describing a curve in the air, for the wood and bark held the lower part like a huge hinge, while Ned clung tightly for some moments before he was flung outwards, to fall with a tremendous splash.
Do tell me," the majority adopted the cry as a slogan. "Hoo-Ray, hoo-Ray, hoo-blooming-Ray!" Our captain deferred to the voice of public opinion. "Take next over this end, Ray," he said. The permission was belated enough. When amid terrific applause I faced Radley, there were only fourteen runs to be made and ten minutes to play. But, then, I had only one wicket to take.
He smiled around upon them in a frank, pleased way, quite ready to show his skill. He played Annie Laurie, and a storm of applause broke out. "Hoo-ray! Bully for you!" "Sam, you're out of it!" "Sam, your name is Mud!" "Give us another, Cap!" "It ain't the same fiddle!" He played again some simple tune, and he played it with the touch which showed the skilled amateur. As he played, Mrs.
Having travelled musingly along two or three miles of road, now thinking over the glorious run now of the gallant way in which Hercules had carried him now of the pity it was that there was nobody there to see now of the encounter with Lord Scamperdale, just as he passed a well-filled stackyard, that had shut out the view of a flaming red brick house with a pea-green door and windows, an outburst of 'hoo-rays! followed by one cheer more 'hoo-ray! made the remaining wild hounds prick up their ears, and our friend rein in his horse, to hear what was 'up. A bright fire in a room on the right of the door overpowered the clouds of tobacco-smoke with which the room was enveloped, and revealed sundry scarlet coats in the full glow of joyous hilarity.
You must have been in prison as long as he before you can understand, or even begin to understand, what it means to a man to let his lungs go in a crowd. O God! Hoo-ray! And then a sort of silence. Caterham had subsided to a conspicuous patience, and subordinate and inaudible persons were saying and doing formal and insignificant things.
"We are all determined upon one thing, I am sure," pursued Mrs. Tellingham. "We will not worry about what is already done. Water that has run by the mill will never drive the wheel, you know. We will look forward to the rebuilding of the West Dormitory, and that as soon as it can possibly be done." "Hoo-ray!" cried Jennie Stone, leading a hearty cheer.
What on earth are you fellows doing out here?" "We've come to your Christmas party, you old horse-thief!" Thus Mr. Dowden. "HOO-ray!" said Beasley. Dowden turned to me. "Aren't you coming?" "What are you waiting for, old fellow?" said Beasley. I waited a moment longer, and then it happened.
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