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I'm sorry to see by this morning's paper that his ship is overdue." "That'll do," said Fraser, turning away. The men moved off slowly, Mr. Green's reproaches being forestalled by the evidently genuine compliments of Joe. "If I'd got a 'ead like you, Will-yum," he said, enviously, "I'd be a loryer or a serlicitor, or some-think o' the kind."
"'Ave I been brought all this way just to 'ave a little chat with a policeman I don't like." "You go 'ome," ses Policeman White, handing the partridges back to 'im. "All right," ses Bob, "and I may 'ave to call you to witness that these 'ere two men laid hold o' me and tried to steal my partridges. I shall go up and see my loryer about it."
"Wot for?" ses Bob; "you've got no right to keep me 'ere." "Catch 'old of 'im, Joe," ses Mr. Cutts, quick-like. Smith caught 'old of his other arm, and Lewis left off trying to find the sack to watch the struggle. Bob Pretty fought 'ard, and once or twice 'e nearly tumbled Mr. Cutts into the pond, but at last 'e gave in and lay down panting and talking about 'is loryer.
"Wot for?" ses Bob; "you've got no right to keep me 'ere." "Catch 'old of 'im, Joe," ses Mr. Cutts, quick-like. Smith caught 'old of his other arm, and Lewis left off trying to find the sack to watch the struggle. Bob Pretty fought 'ard, and once or twice 'e nearly tumbled Mr. Cutts into the pond, but at last 'e gave in and lay down panting and talking about 'is loryer.
"'Ave I been brought all this way just to 'ave a little chat with a policeman I don't like." "You go 'ome," ses Policeman White, handing the partridges back to 'im. "All right," ses Bob, "and I may 'ave to call you to witness that these 'ere two men laid hold o' me and tried to steal my partridges. I shall go up and see my loryer about it."