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'Drive him off! 'I'm going to have some fun seeing the dog kill it. Hazel went quite white. 'You shanna! Not till I'm jead, she said. 'It's come to me to be took care of, and took care of it shall be. She reached a foot out and kicked the hound. Reddin's mood changed. He burst out laughing. 'You're a sight more amusing than hedgehogs, he said; 'the beast can go free, for all I care.
If I broke that oath, when I was jead, my cold soul 'ud wander and find ne'er a bit of rest, crying about the Mountains and about, nights, and Ed'ard thinking it was the wind. 'If you chuck him, he'll soon get over it; if you chuck me, I shan't. He's never gone after the drink and women. It was a curious plea for a lover. 'Miss Clomber said you wunna a good man. 'Well, I'm blowed! But look here.
With his head up, he looked back to the distant shore where the Pilgrim monument reared itself like a watchful giant, and said hopefully, under his breath: "Well, some day!" Georgina, waking earlier than usual that September morning, looked up and read the verse on the calendar opposite her bed, which she had jead every, morning since the month came in.
Vessons traded on this, and invariably said and did exactly what he liked. When Hazel got in, her father had finished his breakfast and was busy at work. 'Brought the wreath-frames? he asked, without looking up. 'Ah. 'He's jead at last. At the turn of the night. They came after the coffin but now. I'll be able to get them there new section crates I wanted.
Then he had stooped and said with a curious confidential indifference, 'Maray's jead. He had put his ear to the hive and listened to the deep, solemn murmur within; but it was the murmur of the future, and not of the past, the preoccupation with life, not with death, that filled the pale galleries within.
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