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Then turning to the other widow, he drew the old shawl from beneath his frock, and gave it to her, saying, "I give you joy, dame, that this hath escaped the flames. It is not so good as it has been; but there is warmth in it yet, and it cost a pretty penny when new." Full of confusion, the illiberal widow took back her shawl, murmuring, "Lack-a-day!
"No, I don't," she said, cutting him short. "Lack-a-day! I never took no heed when I might have learned it: and now have I no chance to learn, and everything to hinder. I don't know a soul I could ask about it." "The priest," suggested Mr Ewring a little constrainedly. This language astonished him from Nicholas Clere's daughter. "I don't want the priest's way.
'Good lack-a-day! said he, 'how came I to tumble into the mill? But he soon found out where he really was; and was forced to have all his wits about him, that he might not get between the cow's teeth, and so be crushed to death. At last down he went into her stomach. 'It is rather dark, said he; 'they forgot to build windows in this room to let the sun in; a candle would be no bad thing.
Ah, if you had but a comely ouche at your t'roat, just dere," and Ivo laid a fat brown finger at the base of his own "your beauty would be perfect perfect!" "Lack-a-day, I would I had!" responded silly Kate; "but ouches and such be not for the likes of me." "How? Say no such a ting!
'This way to the vestry door, my lords and gentlemen, cried the old man, pushing a way strenuously through the crowd. 'Now, lack-a-day, the sainted Paul hath gone too! As he spoke a splintering crash from inside the Cathedral announced some fresh outrage on the part of the zealots.
"Lack-a-day! how could'st help the same?" "Didn't it hurt sore, Rose?" asked John Thurston. "Not nigh so much as you might think," answered Rose, brightly. "At the first it caused me some grief; but truly, the more it burned the less it hurt, till at last it was scarce any hurt at all." "But thou had'st the pot in thine other hand, maid; wherefore not have hit him a good swing therewith?"
"Lack-a-day, sir," said the other, "we are no officers, but prentices to two London haberdashers, travellers for orders; Captain is a good travelling name, and we have dressed ourselves like officers to procure more respect upon the road."
Owen ye hae't whereof there may be twenty-eight thousand seven hundred able-bodied gillies fit to bear arms, and that do bear arms, and will touch or look at nae honest means of livelihood even if they could get it which, lack-a-day! they cannot." "But is it possible," said I, "Mr. Jarvie, that this can be a just picture of so large a portion of the island of Britain?"
She will bear me out that I walked up to her with a smile upon my face, though mayhap there was a little flutter at my heart, and I took her hand and I said but, lack-a-day, whither have I wandered? What has all this to do with Taunton town and the rising of 1685?
I could not deceive such trusting simplicity, so I said it was a mistake; that when my fireworks killed at all, they killed instantly; no, the men would not die, there was something wrong about my apparatus, I couldn't tell what; but we must hurry and get away, for those people would attack us again, in a minute. Sandy laughed, and said: "Lack-a-day, sir, they be not of that breed!
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