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"Well, Emmanuel, what do you want with me?" said I, looking with contempt at the miserable creature who entered as before, with his body bent double, and his hand lying over his back. "I vash a little out of breath, Mr Newland I vash come to say dat de monish is very scarce dat I vill accept your offer, and vill take de hundred pounds, and my tousand which I have lent you.
The Jew laughed a little. "Vot a child you are, you Big Ben! Vot matter how he look, so long as you have de success and pocket de monish?" Big Ben gave a long growl, like a mastiff tearing to reach a bone just held above him. "Hang the blunt! The yellows ain't a quarter worth to me what it 'ud be to see him just look as if he knew he was knocked over.
I will, if you please, pay you back eleven hundred pounds, and that I think is very handsome." "I don't want my monish, my good sar. I lend you one tousand pounds, on de condition that you pay me fifteen hundred when you come into your properties, which will be in very short time.
"He wants a thousand pounds, Emmanuel." "Dat is a large sum one tousand pounds! he does not vant any more?" "No," replied I, "that will be sufficient." "Vell, den, I have de monish in my pocket. I will just beg de young gentleman to sign a little memorandum, dat I may von day receive my monish." "But what is that to be?" interrupted I.
"He wants a thousand pounds, Emmanuel." "Dat is a large sum one tousand pounds' he does not vant any more?" "No," replied I, "that will be sufficient." "Vel, den, I have de monish in my pocket. I will just beg de young gentleman to sign a little memorandum, dat I may von day receive my monish." "But what is that to be?" interrupted I.
"You have sold de house den you have neither de house nor de monish. Oh! my monish, my monish! Sare, Mr Newland, you are one d d rascal;" and the old wretch's frame quivered with emotion; his hand behind his back shaking as much as the other which, in his rage, he shook in my face.
"Mine Cot!" he exclaimed, "If I make monish I work for it, and don't go about begging." "I know that," she answered, "and it is to the rich that the poor must appeal for assistance. This has made me come to you this day. Let my desire be realized. Aid me in saving the life of my child who is now lying ill, and destitute of medical attendance."
Refuse it if you choose, but I earnestly recommend you to take it." "I will not have de monish, sar; dis is de child's play," replied the Jew. "I must have my fifteen hundred all in goot time, sar I am in no hurry I vish you a very good morning, Mr Newland. Ven you vish for more monish to borrow, I shall be happy to pay my respects."
Dey comes here and asks for charity and credit, shust as if a man vas made of monish. Gootness gracious! I don't pelieve dat te peoples who comes here every tay is as pad off as tey vish to appear." "You are mistaken, sir," Mrs. Wentworth replied, "if you think I have come here without being actually in want of the food, I ask you to let me have on credit.
I fights twenty-doo pattles for de Union, nots for de monish, but because I likes de free government; but it is imbossible to feeds all de beebles what lands at Pleasant Run." I assured this patriotic tailor and adopted citizen that I would pay him well for the trouble of boarding me, but he answered in a surly way: "Dat's vat dey all says.
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