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Some time after this, we once more returned to Carthagena, to be at hand should any opportunity occur for Jamaica, and A. Jwere lounging about one forenoon on the fortifications, looking with sickening hearts out to seaward, when a voice struck up the following negro ditty close to us: "Fader was a Corramantee, Moder was a Mingo, Black picaniny buccra wantee, So dem sell a me Peter, by jingo, Jiggery, jiggery, jiggery."

"Dot ish so, but I dinks dot I leafes her go mit you to Dunbarton, if she can shpare her moder." Mr.

It appears from a deed, dated in the sixteenth year of Henry VIII., that the hospital was chiefly maintained, not by endowments, but by the gifts of the charitable who were willing to contribute to its support; and to encourage the benevolent to give, the deed recites that "Pope Innocent IV, in the year 1245, by an indulgans or bulle did assoyl them of all syns forgotten, and offences done against fader and moder, and all swerynges neglygently made.

But when we are to be married, you shall only to me talk in my own moder Taal." "Shan't I myke a gay old 'ash of it!" Recklessly she crushed the large hat against the unwieldy shoulder. "There, good-night agyne, deer! Sister Tobias that's what they call the one that 'ousekeeps and manages the kitchen Sister Tobias 'll be sittin' up for me, thinkin' I've got meself lost or bin run away with."

Send for M'sieu le Curé I'll be goin' for die for sure. "'Mis re, but dat's no man! Dat's a drunk pig, my moder she's say, angry. 'Sick, eh? Lazy, lazy dat's so. An' dere hain't no fish for de little chilluns, an' it's Friday mawny. So my moder she's begin for cry. "Well, M'sieu, I'll make de rest short; for de sun is all gone now. What you tink I do dat mawny?

"Perhaps one of my pupil vill go, for dere moder, Matame Paskievich, is very unhappy at the thoughts the officers were made prisoner, as she consider that they were under her protection; and as dey come as friends, dey should be allowed to go away as friends."

De magistrate make my fader pay nine shillin'! "'Mebbe dat's learn you one lesson, Old Man Savarin is say. "My fader swear pretty good, but my moder say: 'Well, Narcisse, dere hain' no use for take it out in malediction. De nine shillin' is paid. You scoop more fish dat's the way. "So my fader he is go out early, early nex' mawny. He's scoop, he's scoop.

"No matter what happens, he can't be any meaner and more cruel than he is now." Otto removed his tall, conical hat, looked thoughtfully down at the ground in front, and slowly scratched his head. Manifestly he was in deep thought. Suddenly he looked up, his face aglow. "Dot is so. I don't care now vot dey takes, I will valks home and tells fader and moder dot I lost it, den won't they be mad!

"Surely he could not have understood the matter; I will speak to your mother." Otto shrugged his shoulders, with a laugh in which there was more sadness than mirth. "Moder is worse than him; she tole him he didn't whips me half enough, and so he tried it again yesterday. I heard her tells him to-night dot I needed more, so I slips out and comes over here before he could get everythings ready.

What the tiger thought at that critical and crucial moment we cannot tell, but the professor's thoughts were swift, varied, tremendous almost sublime, and once or twice even ridiculous! "Vat shall I do? Deaf stares me in zee face! No veapons! only a net, ant he is not a bootterfly! Science, adieu! Home of my chilthood, farevell! My moder Hah! zee fusees!"