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"Why now," says I, "'twas share and share alike, I mind " "Aye, but she's off, slipped her moorings d'ye see, my good lad, and be damned t' ye wi' all my heart," said the little plump man, smiling, but with the devil peeping through his narrowed lids. "Look'ee," says I, laying a groat upon the table, "there's my all come turn out your pockets "
"Look'ee, sir, do'ee see that theer clock?" and he would point with a bony, tremulous finger "stopped it were got sum'mat wrong wi' its inn'ards wouldn't stir a finger dead it were! But that bye Jarge 'e see it 'e did give it a look over 'e did, an' wi' nout but 'is two 'ands set it a-goin' good as ever: You, Silas Madden, you remember as 'e done it wi' 'is two 'ands?" "'Is two 'ands!"
"Aye, master, and look'ee now my signal shall be three owl-hoots, master, look'ee!" So saying, Jenkyn turned, his sixty at his heels, and swung away until they were lost to sight in the woods to the east.
The boats lie yonder! Well?" "Where be you heading of now, Smiler? Where's the wind? Talk plain!" "Why look'ee all, if Penfeather wants men, as wants 'em he doth, what's to stay or let us from rowing out to Penfeather soft and quiet and 'listing ourselves along of Penfeather, and watch our chance t' heave Penfeather overboard and go a-roving on our own account? Well?"
'Look'ee here, said the poor old man, who, it is right to state, saw no humiliation in acting lackey to his prosperous son, 'I have found out a way at last of coming up cheap from Twickenham, to open my son's gallery.
"Aye," cried another voice, loud and defiant, "and we be no soldiers, master, to march 'gainst walled cities; look'ee. Foresters are we, to live secure and free within the merry greenwood. Is't not so, good fellows?" "And there spake Jenkyn o' the Ford!" quoth Beltane. "Stand forth Orson, and Jenkyn with thee so. Now hearken again.
Mightn't it have had the appearance, to the young gentleman only the appearance that he was rather dictated to? 'Look'ee here, deary, she replies, in a confidential and persuasive tone, 'I wanted the money to lay it out on a medicine as does me good, and as I deal in. I told the young gentleman so, and he gave it me, and I laid it out honest to the last brass farden.
I had counted thirteen churches, when my father pointed his hand out along this road and called to me "Look'ee out yonder, honey, an' say what ye see!" "I see dust," says I. "Nothin' else? Sonny boy, use your eyes, for mine be dim." "I see dust," says I again, "an' suthin' twinklin' in it, like a tin can "
Here he took another draught and nodded at me in drunken solemnity. "And look'ee, my dainty cull, when you've seen as much o' death as Abnegation Mings you'll know as Death's none so bad a thing, so long as it leaves you alone. And I for one say 'tis a good song and there's for ye!" "And who else?"
"Though, look'ee here, Pip's comrade," he said to Herbert, after having discoursed for some time, "I know very well that once since I come back for half a minute I've been low. I said to Pip, I knowed as I had been low. But don't you fret yourself on that score. I ain't made Pip a gentleman, and Pip ain't a going to make you a gentleman, not fur me not to know what's due to ye both.
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