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"I won't deny, sir, that Rapkin mayn't have been quite hisself, as a very little upsets him after he's spent an afternoon studying the papers and what-not at the libery. But I see the niggers too, Mr. Ventimore, and no one can say I ever take more than is good for me." "I don't suggest that for a moment, Mrs.
Yet something in this direction ought to be done, for even actors recruited from the 'Varsities will murder the language, debase the currency of manners, mumble unchecked of "libery," and "Febuery," and "seckertery," and in many other barbarous ways betray the vulgarising influence of culture.
"And she went and ast for it at the libery," Mrs. Bolton said "several liberies and some ad it and it was hout, and some adn't it. And one of the liberies as ad it wouldn't let er ave it without a sovering: and she adn't one, and she came back a-cryin to me didn't you, Fanny? and I gave her a sovering."
So he stood somewhat awkwardly by the table, while Fuller re-entered the house and, after a little pause, returned with a pile of music. "This here's one of Ezra's books, I reckon," said the elder, singling one volume from the pile. "It's the one you browt here the day he gi'en you his libery." "Ah!" said Reuben, "Manzini? That was the last music he opened for his own playing, so he told me."
He did have one, and singed all his hair off, and blew out his libery window." "Tom!" "Coming, uncle." "Don't you say a word to him, sir, please." "Oh, no; all right, David; and next time the people say anything to you about uncle's experiments, you tell them they're a pack of bull-geese!" "Bull-geese!" said David, turning the word over two or three times as if he liked it, "bull-geese!
"Go on," said Mr. Flexen. "What happened next?" "Nothing 'appened for a long while twenty minutes, I should think and then there come a woman round the right-'and corner of the Castle wall and along it and into the libery winder. At first I thought it was Mrs. Carruthers, or one of the maids she were too tall for her ladyship but it warn't." "Are you quite sure?" said Mr. Flexen. "Quite, sir.
Say, how did you get in here?" "T'roo de libery windows." "I always knew some yegg would stroll in that way. It beats me why they didn't have bars fixed on them." "Dere's a buzz-wagon outside, waitin'." "You do it in style, don't you?" observed Ogden, pulling on his shirt. "Who's working this with you? Any one I know?" "Naw. A new guy." "Oh? Say, I don't remember you, if it comes to that."
"Yes, yes, yes," said my uncle impatiently; "but do you know anything about the watch?" "Which I'm telling you, sir," cried Cook, "though not a word did I know till Polly 'Opley comes just now, when I see it all as plain as pie-crust, and I says to her, `Polly, I says, `they're all in the libery now, and you shall come and tell 'em the whole truth."
Ole Cap didn' want to shock his young massa, so thought 'twarn't de wisest way to tell him 'twarn't de sparrer-house, either, at first. 'Twas de inside ob de libery, if he must know de troof; wet an' smutty dar now, mebbe, but no fire." "Why not? What made the fire go out?" asked Mr. Raleigh, composedly.
"You couldn't see whether Colonel Grey and then James Hutchings went straight through it into the hall, or whether either of them went into the smoking-room?" "No; I couldn't see so far in as that, though there was a light burning in the libery," said William Roper. That was a new fact. Any one passing through the library would be able to see the open knife lying in the big inkstand.
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