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Updated: June 12, 2025
"No, Sam has taken it. How are you getting on? Oh, I am tired!" "I'm getting on first-rate; I've got all the things in." "In what?" "Why, in the pot! in a pot of water, boiling away as fast as they can; we'll have dinner directly. Hurra! who comes there?" She jumped to the door. It was Thomas, bringing Margery's respects, and a custard-pie for Ellen.
"What is he saying, Phil? What is the cursed sneaking scoundrel saying?" "Why your honor," interposed Darby, "I was axin' permission jist to add a thrifle to what I'm goin' to drink." "What do you mean?" said Val. "Just, your honor, to drink the glorious, pious, and immoral mimory! hip, hip, hurra!"
Behind the king were an immense number of ladies, so closely packed that it was impossible to count them. They stood up as the strangers approached, and cheered them, shouting "Oh, oh, oh!" equivalent to "Hurra!" while the men outside joined them.
Our homeward thoughts and loyalty uniting, we filled our glasses, and gave so hearty a "hip, hip, hurra," to our toast, that I doubt if the echoes of those old rocks ever heard the equal of it.
Then the little scratch gives way they are a handful, and two corps are pressing them. They have "continued the combat with unyielding mettle," as long as they could now they are driven; and on rushes the thundering cavaliers to destroy them! Sound the bugles! Out with sabres! charge! ride over them! "Hurra!" So'the little scratch disappears.
"Hurra!" shouted Bob Doull, "I'll soon finish off the villain now." He was as good as his word, for never for a moment relaxing his hold of the man's throat, he threw himself on him with such force, that he brought him to the ground; with his knee he kept down one of the man's arms, and with his left hand the other. "I shall have done for him soon, sir," he shouted; "he's giving in, no fear."
"Let him go, then," I cried, "if it makes him like this." "Don't chatter so, Gnat," cried Smith. "I say, did he really say we might go?" "Yes; and that we ought to start at once before the day grew hotter, and that we were to take great care of ourselves." "Hurra!" "And be sure and wash our faces and our hands before we started," added Barkins. "Get out; I can see where it joins," I cried.
As one of the curiosities of the war, it can only be compared to the celebrated and laughable manifesto which Captain-General Augustin issued at Manila just before the appearance of Admiral Dewey's fleet. The Porto Rican proclamation ran as follows: "To the people of Guayama. Hurra for Spain!
The moment was perilous; and, whooping like a savage, Forrester leaped in between, dealing at the same time his powerful blows from one to the other, right and left, and making a clear field around the youth. "Fair play is all I ask, boys fair play, and we can lick the whole of you. Hurra for old Carolina. Who's he says a word against her? Let him stand up, and be knocked down.
Ned, who was the only other person on horseback, and who, though he rode like a seaman, always managed to make his steed cross places few people would have ventured over, was soon by his side, and together the two galloped on towards the Indian woman. "Hurra," shouted Ned, "Hurra! Mr Indian, hurra! We'll manage to diddle the Dons."
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