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Hael, well Myn Heer, says the Mogen Man, vat mot Ick sagen, Ick sall all Swear myn Skip to salvare, i.e. I shall Swear any thing to save my Skip. 'We apply this Story thus.
It is not justice, myn Heer; it is a crime for which, if you escape the hand of man, God will bring you to account." Then for the first time Sihamba spoke in a very quiet voice, which showed no sign of fear. "You are right, lady," she said; "it is not justice, it is a crime born of revenge, and my life must pay forfeit for his wickedness.
Adverbs of past time are formed by prefixing myn, e.g. mynhynne, a short time ago. Adverbs of future time are formed by prefixing la. The particles man, man la, and hala denote repetition. The Khasis are exceedingly fond of using double words which add much to the finish and polish of a sentence. Old people especially have a predilection this way.
Be heavy again or else must I die. O conquerour of Brutes albyon, O conqueror of Brutus' Albion Whiche that by lygne and free leccion Who that by line and free election Been verray kynge, this song to yow I sende; Art very king, this song to you I send; And ye that mowen alle myn harme amende, And ye that art able all my harm amend, Haue mynde vpon my supplicacion. Have mind upon my supplication.
"Do you feel any swelling, myn lief zoon?" asked old Josyna, trying to remove his hand. "Swelling!" ejaculated Blaize, "there's a tumour as big as an egg." "Is id possible?" exclaimed Josyna, in great alarm. "Do let me look ad id." "No, no, leave me alone," rejoined Blaize. "Don't disturb me further. You will catch the distemper if you touch the sore."
He then asked me whether I thought the militia would be again called out. "Nothing more probable," said I. "And where would they be sent to?" "Perhaps to Ireland," was my answer, whereupon he started up with another Myn Diawl, expressing the greatest dread of being sent to Iwerddon.
"But I tell you, you do give me a great deal," rejoined Blaize. "I can't bear it. Your fingers are like iron nails. Keep them away." "Bless us! did I ever hear de like of dad!" exclaimed Josyna. "Iron nails! if you think so, myn arm zoon, you musd be very ill indeed." "I am very ill," groaned her son. "I am not long for this world."
He wrote over the ships their names and those of their commanders; and under his own frail craft V. Velde's Gallijodt, or Myn Gallijodt. After having executed many capital pictures for the States of Holland, Van de Velde was invited to England by Charles II., who had become acquainted with his talents during his residence in Holland.
Now be that here multiplyed by 360 sithes; and than thei ben 31500 myles, every of 8 furlonges, aftre myles of oure contree. So moche hathe the erthe in roundnesse, and of heght enviroun, aftre myn opynyoun and myn undirstondynge.
"Indeed, myn Heer," said Suzanne, "then if I understand you right, you are both accuser and judge, and the law which permits this is one that I never heard of. Oh!" she went on angrily, "no wonder that the English sing a loud song about us Boers and our cruelty to the natives when such a thing as this can happen.
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