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"Miss Phill, honey, Miss Phill, dar's a miracle down stairs, nothin' at all less. Mass'r Richard and Mass'r John sittin' together like two lambs, and Mass'r Richard says, 'Can you see Mass'r John a few minutes?" The poetic Greek said, "Destiny loves surprises," and our Christian forefathers called all unexpected pleasures and profits, "Godsends."
How dare you forsake your post? Are you not under my protection?" "Ah! yis, yis, mass'r; but but yous no know de greatness of me danger " "Go, scoundrel!" exclaimed the Colonel, losing all patience with him; "return to your duty as fast as your horse can carry you, else I shall hand you over to the janissaries."
Mass'r Richard been in love eber since he come back from ober de Atterlantic Ocean. P'raps you don't know, but I done found him out." Phyllis laughed. "I tell you how I knows it. Mass'r Richard allays on de lookout for de postman; and he gits a heap ob dem bluish letters wid a lady's face in de corner." "That is Queen Victoria's face.
"Dat's jist what dey all say. Let any one beat a drum a thousand miles off, and dey's all on de rampage to follow it." "The Bishop thought Master John right to go." "Bless your heart, Miss Phill! De Bishop! De Bishop! He don't know no more 'an a baby 'bout dis world! You should ha' seen de way he take up and put down Mass'r John's rifle. Mighty onwillin' he was to put it down kind ob slow like.
"That is the last accusation I should make against you, Capua." "But dar I stan's convicted." "Out with it, Capua!" said Mr. Laudersdale, laughing. "Lord! Massa Lausdel! how you do scare a chile! Didn' know mass'r was dar. See, Mass Roger, dis's jist how 'twas. Spec you mind dat time when all dese yer folks lib'd acrost de lake dat summer, an' massa was possessed to 'most lib dar too?
They are the same. Scipio gives me some additional details of him. He was the law adviser and the companion of Monsieur Besancon Scipio says, "Too often for ole mass'r's good," and believes that the latter suffered much from his acquaintance: or, as Scipio phrases it, "Mass'r Gayarre humbug ole mass'r; he cheat 'im many an many a time, I'se certain."
Den Mass'r Richard, he git up in one ob his white-hot still tempers, and he say, 'No gen'lemen need more 'an one word; and Mass'r John say, 'No gen'leman eber say dat one word; and Mass'r Richard say, 'Sir, you in my house, and you 'sume on dat position; and Mass'r John say he 'mighty soon be in some oder house, and den Mass'r Richard not hab sich 'cuse; and, wid dat, he stamp his foot, and walk off like both sides ob de argument 'long to him."
"You see, when I bring in de letter, I bring in wid me some fresh myrtles and de tube roses for de vases, and as I put dem in, and fixed up de chimley-piece, I noticed Mass'r Richard through de looking-glass and he bit his lips, and he drew his brows together, and he crush'd de letter up in his hand." "Harriet, you have no right to watch your master. It is a very mean thing to do."
He smile an' say, 'Tell de young lady dat I drink to her health an' happier times. Den I gits up my co'age an' says, 'Cap'n Lane, I wants ter see yer when my work's done in de house. He say, 'All right, come ter me here. Den he look at me sharp an' say, 'Can I trus' yer? An' I say, 'Yes, Mass'r Cap'n; I'se Linkum, troo an' troo. Den he whisper in my ear de password, 'White-rose."
I say, 'Mass'r Cap'n, I'se got big news fer yer. Den he wide awake sho' 'nuff, an' tuck me one side, an' I tole him all. 'What's yer name? he says. 'Zeb Borden, I answers. Den he say: 'Zeb, you've been a good fren'. Ef I win de fight in de mawnin' you shell hab your liberty.
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