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"Well, then, I'll speak out. Between you and me and the post, my lads, I hope this 'ere annymile won't come up to give us a shot." There was a low murmur at this which sounded very much like assent. "It's narvous sort of work, you see. If the schooner had been fitted out as a sea-sarpinter with the right and proper sort of tackle, why, that's another thing. But then you see, she aren't been.
After I first saw one of these drops, like an old cheese chock full of livin' things, I couldn't drink nothing but pure gin or brandy for a week. I was scared to death. I consaited when I went to bed I could audibly feel these critters fightin' like Turks and minin' my inerds, and I got narvous lest my stomach like a citadel might be blowed up and the works destroyed. It was frightful.
"Why," said Long Jerry, almost choking with his own laughter, "by the smile on thet thar b'ar's face and the way she spread her arms wide to receive me, it was plain enough how glad she was ter see me." "I should think you'd have been scared to death!" gasped Ruth, looking down at him. "Wal, I calculate I was some narvous. I was more narvous in them days than I be now.
"Why, Penelope, what are you doing?" cried Evadne in amaze. "Polishin', child. I learnt it long ago. One day I was that wore out I wouldn't have cared if the sky had fallen, things had been goin' crooked, an' Mother hadn't slept well for a fortnight, an' I was that narvous an' tuckered out I thought I'd fly to pieces.
"Is that all?" said Kate. Her heart leapt for joy. She could not help it she laughed. She saw through Philip's excuse. It was only his subterfuge he thought Pete would not marry without him. "Aw, but you never seen the like, though, Kirry," said Pete; "he was that white and wake and narvous. Work and worry, that's the size of it.
I never could help always liking him arter that it made me feel so orful narvous and religious like. Why, what on yarth be you grinning at agin, Isaac? jest for all the world like a monkey for?" "Nothing, mother," answered Isaac, nearly choking with smothered laughter; "only I war jest kind o' thinking what a kind comforter Mr.
"I tried her two or three times more, but couldn't get a word out of her. Well, at last I began to get narvous, thinkin' she might be a sperit. So I leant across to her an' says, 'Caan't you say a word, miss? It's only Peter Portgartha speaking, he's well known for his respect for your sect.
"You have a great abundance of provisions; stop and whale awhile on the False Banks, as you go north. I would much rather stick by you there a whole month, than remain here another day." "You make me narvous, talking of the group in this way! I'm sartain that this bay must remain clear of ice several weeks longer." "Perhaps it may; it is more likely to be so than to freeze up.
For a moment longer Samuel continued to stare, then of a sudden he roared, "Git up!" "Huh?" queried Abe, not believing his own ears. "Why, Cap'n Sam'l, don't yew know that I'm a doomed man? I got the 'narvous hysterics."
Gracious knows, I don't approbate coarseness, it shocks me, but narvous sensibility makes me sick.
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