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I meant both on 'em to take it, and I meant to take some on't myself. I knowed that I wuz sometimes a little hash with my beloved pardner. But a woman, if she don't want to be run over has to work every way to keep a man's naterel overbeariness quelled down. I worship him and he knows it, and if I didn't use headwork he would take advantage of that worship and tromple on me.
I had a thought that we might very likely get a salute of some sort from our old friends, and I was saying so to my wife but now." "Faith," said Coggan, in a critical tone, turning to his companions, "the man hev learnt to say 'my wife' in a wonderful naterel way, considering how very youthful he is in wedlock as yet hey, neighbours all?"
'Michael, a old man like you ought to think about other things, and not be looking two ways at your time of life. Pouncing upon young flesh like a carrion crow 'tis a vile thing in a old man. ''Tis; and yet 'tis not, for 'tis a naterel taste, said the milkman, again surveying Ethelberta, who had now paused upon a bridge in full view, to look down the river.
You couldn't a treated me wuss if I had been one of the liveried, powdered, bedizened, be-bloated footmen from 't'other big house there of Aunt Harriette's. I'll make you come down from your stilts, and walk naterel, I know, see if I don't.
'I can hear the frying-pan a-fizzing as naterel as life, said Worm corroboratively. 'Yes, it is remarkable, said Mr. Smith.
I had a thought that we might very likely get a salute of some sort from our old friends, and I was saying so to my wife but now." "Faith." said Coggan, in a critical tone, turning to his companions, "the man hev learnt to say "my wife" in a wonderful naterel way, considering how very youth- ful he is in wedlock as yet hey, neighbours all?"
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