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Ay, well! they're out o' hearin' o' my moralities; I'd better find a lamiter like mysen to preach to, for it's not iverybody has t' luck t' clargy has of saying their say out whether folks likes it or not. He put the baskets carefully away with much of such talk as this addressed to himself while he did so.
His quiet, taciturn wife was a little put out by Sylvia's non-appearance too; but she showed her anxiety by being shorter than usual in her replies to his perpetual wonders as to where the lass could have been tarrying, and by knitting away with extra diligence. 'I've a vast o' mind to go down to Monkshaven mysen, and see after t' child. It's well on for seven.
"There was a mon in oor company," said the red-headed one, feeling it was his turn again, "that killed seven Jerrmans he shot six and baynitted anither. And he wur fair fou afterwards. He grat like a bairn." "Aye, mon," said a ruddy man of the Yorks L.I., "ah knaw'd ah felt mysen dafflin when ah saw me pal knocked over.
There was a tone of pathos in John's words and voice and Greenwood realized it. He touched his cap, and turned away. "Married men hev their own tribulations," he muttered. "I hev had a heartache mysen all day long about the way Polly went on this morning. And her with such a good husband as I am!" Greenwood went home to such discouraging reflections, and John's were just as discomforting.
I feel aw lost some-toimes, an' feared-loike." Langley lifted his hat from his brow to meet a little passing breeze, and as it swept softly by he smiled in the enjoyment of its coolness. "Afraid?" he said. "I don't understand that." "I dunnot see into it mysen', mester.
"Ay, I told t' beadle, mysen, that there wasn't a bit o' good praying for fine weather as long as t' wind kept i' such a contrary quarter; and it's like enough to rain to-night again, and heigh, for sure! its begun mizzling. We'll hev to step clever, or we'll be wet before we reach t' hall."
This creature, bowed and satiate with monotonous years, took the pipe from her indrawn lips, and asked in a weary, trembling falsetto: 'How many wives hast had? 'Seventane, the Inca retorted quickly, dropping at once into broad dialect, 'and now lone and lookin' to wed again. Wilt have me? 'Nay, replied the crone. 'I've buried four mysen, and no man o' mine shall bury me.
"Ne'er mind, sir," said Luke, "I sha'n't plague mysen. I'n been wi' you twenty year, an' you can't get twenty year wi' whistlin' for 'em, no more nor you can make the trees grow: you mun wait till God A'mighty sends 'em. I can't abide new victual nor new faces, I can't, you niver know but what they'll gripe you."
"Not much o' fellow-creaturs, I think, Miss; all I know my old master, as war a knowin' man, used to say, says he, 'If e'er I sow my wheat wi'out brinin', I'm a Dutchman, says he; an' that war as much as to say as a Dutchman war a fool, or next door. Nay, nay, I aren't goin' to bother mysen about Dutchmen. There's fools enoo, an' rogues enoo, wi'out lookin' i' books for 'em."
'Not far off twelve hundred, answered Harold lightly. 'Keep that cigar away from here. 'Fifteen pun' ud buy this mare, Dan announced to the road. 'Now, all aboard! Harold commanded at length. 'How much shall I give to the boy for the horse and trap, uncle? 'Nothing, said Dan. 'I havena' finished wi' that mare yet. Didst think I was going to trust mysen i' that thing o' yours again?
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