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Updated: May 12, 2025
The next minute we were goin' over an' over an' over, betwane rocks, an' hanging to trees, down, down, down, wid that murderous river roarin' hungry below us. Jean jumpin' from place to place an' me clingin' to him an' hittin' iverything that could be hit at ivery jump. An' then come darkness over me again. There was a light somewhere when I come to. I was free an' I made a quick spring.
G.?" said Mr. Glegg. "I've a notion, when I've made a bit more inquiry, as I shall perhaps start Tom here with a bit of a nest-egg, he'll pay me int'rest, you know, an' if you've got some little sums lyin' idle twisted up in a stockin' toe, or that " "Mr. Glegg, it's beyond iverything! You'll go and give information to the tramps next, as they may come and rob me."
It makes her mad to see iverything goin downhill. An he's that masterful he woan't be towd. Yo saw how he went on wi' Daffady at dinner. But if it weren't for Daffady an us, there'd be no stock left." And poor Polly, sitting on the edge of the meal-ark and dangling her large feet, went into a number of plaintive details, that were mostly unintelligible, sometimes repulsive, in Laura's ears.
'There's a chance, I suppose, for iverything i' life as we have not seen with our own eyes as it may not ha' happened. Kester may say next as there's a chance as your father is not dead, because we none on us saw him 'Hung, he was going to have said, but a touch of humanity came back into his stony heart. Sylvia sent up a little sharp cry at his words.
Men began to fall again in the ranks or to drop out of them wounded. Of all this Waldron took no further note than to ride hastily to the brow of the ridge and look for his own artillery. "See how he attinds to iverything himself," said Major Gahogan, who had cantered up to the side of Fitz Hugh. "It's just a matther of plain business, an' he looks after it loike a business man.
It does seem that iverything you bring in is the cause of somethin' to be took out, but it can't be helped, so it can't, so 'Out with it, says I. An' there's the dishes to be washed an' I hate to ask you, Pat, but do you think you could larn cookin' a bit?" She looked at him anxiously. The boy met her look bravely. "If you can work to earn it, 'tis meself as can cook it, I guess," he said.
Sam," he said, "thou mun wakken up. We reckon we're sodgers; we're nowt o' t' sort; sure enough, we're nobbut shipperd lads." Sam sat up and listened. The sound of a sheep's cough close at hand met his ear, and, straining his eyes, he saw a whole flock of sheep browsing the short grass around him. "That caps iverything I've heeard tell on," he exclaimed.
Iverything had gone agee that day: butter wouldn't coom, Snowball had kicked ower the pail while I was milking her, and, atop o' all that, there was grandfather wi' his fratching ways. "I were sat cowered ower the fire, wi' my face buried in my hands, when my man came in and axed what were wrang wi' me.
"Indeed but we will," cried Dick energetically. "What, goo?" "Yes." "Height awayer?" "Yes, right away." "Then what's to become of me?" cried the wheelwright excitedly. "Become of you! Why, what's it got to do with you?" cried Tom surlily. "Do wi' me! Why, iverything. Good, indeed! What call hev you to talk that clat?"
It niver happened i' Fosters' days, that's a' I know. 'He'll maybe come back yet, said Hester. 'It's not so very late. 'It were market day, and a', continued Phoebe, 'just as if iverything mun go wrong together; an' a' t' country customers'll go back wi' fine tale i' their mouths, as Measter Hepburn was strayed an' missin' just like a beast o' some kind.
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