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"Ay, ay!" was the prompt response, "he is the very man that led on the rabble." "He is. The captain of the guard allowed him to escape, but before he left I promised him a horsewhipping, and I never break my word. You are a villain, for you have defamed a noble lady. Take this! You are a liar, for you have accused her of crime. Take this!
I wrote to him asking a copy of the article, but received no answer, when I replied in rhyme to suit his case: Perhaps you have been busy Horsewhipping Sal or Lizzie, Stealing some poor man's baby, Selling its mother, may-be. You say and you are witty That I and, tis a pity Of manhood lack but dress; But you lack manliness, A body clean and new, A soul within it, too.
Now, at this precise state of feeling, with regard to both circumstances, had Sharpe arrived, when he met his lieutenant on the day when that gallant gentleman signalized himself by horsewhipping his grandmother.
"I wish merely to say to this fellow that he is a knave," said the prince. "Yes, captain, a knave, although you start to hear me call him thus. I neither know his name, nor wish to know it; hut I shall recognize him among a thousand, and, if ever I meet him again, I will give him a knave's portion a sound horsewhipping. And now away with him! His presence is intolerable!"
"He started to do it yesterday," she answered, "but Li Choo came in time, and he horsewhipped Li Choo instead." "I wouldn't myself be horsewhipping Chinamen much," said Orlando. "They're a queer lot." Suddenly she got to her feet. "I won't stand it. I won't stand it any longer," she cried.
"Did she tell you so in the presence of Leonard?" asked Pillichody. "Why, now I bethink me, he was present," replied Blaize, involuntarily putting his hand to his shoulder, as he recalled the horsewhipping he had received on that occasion. "I knew it!" cried Pillichody. "She is afraid to confess her attachment to the earl. Is Leonard as much devoted to her as ever?"
He has told us that one of his friends walked naked through Skipton declaring the truth. and that another was divinely moved to go naked during several years to marketplaces, and to the houses of gentlemen and clergymen. Fox complains bitterly that these pious acts, prompted by the Holy Spirit, were requited by an untoward generation with hooting, pelting, coachwhipping and horsewhipping.
He was sometimes, it is said, provoked into horsewhipping them out of the range of the French guns; and the story, whether true or false, is very characteristic. On the twentieth of July the Bavarians and Brandenburghers, under the direction of Cohorn, made themselves masters, after a hard fight, of a line of works which Vauban had cut in the solid rock from the Sambre to the Meuse.
I learned that none of the shapely hands displayed on the black vests, had ever used other implement of toil than a pistol, bowie-knife or slave-whip; that any other tool would ruin the reputation of the owner of the taper digits; but they did not lose caste by horsewhipping the old mammys from whose bosoms they had drawn life in infancy.
This young man, Pierpoint, without delay obeyed the summons; and on being made acquainted with what had already passed, the first step he took was to call upon Barratt, and without further question than what might ascertain his identity, he proceeded to inflict upon him a severe horsewhipping. A worse step on his sister's account he could not have taken.
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