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Woman is too weak and gentle to be intended to run such risks, and man must feel for her. Yes, I rather think that's as much red natur' as it's white. But I have no Hist, nor am I like to have; for I hold it wrong to mix colours, any way except in friendship and sarvices." "In that you are and feel as a white man should!
But what is this I see off here, abreast of us, that seems too small for an island, and too large for a boat, though it stands in the midst of the water! "Why, that is what these galantine gentry from the forts call Muskrat Castle; and old Tom himself will grin at the name, though it bears so hard on his own natur' and character.
The 'Wild Rose' is very pleasant, but she is no sweeter for so many colours." "That's it! that's natur', and the true foundation for love and protection. When a man stoops to pick a wild strawberry, he does not expect to find a melon; and when he wishes to gather a melon, he's disapp'inted if it proves to be a squash; though squashes be often brighter to the eye than melons.
"Wal, hold on a minit," said the other, panting loudly; "let's rest a leetle I'm nigh gin out;" and he seated himself so close to Archie that, had it been daylight, he would certainly have been discovered. "I'll be dog-gone," said the one who had first spoken, "ef this 'ere night's work don't beat all natur'. Them ar Yanks ain't no fools, dog ef they ar!"
"What of the two Spaniards I struck down last night?" I questioned, looking vainly for them. "In the bushes yonder," said he and with jerk of thumb. "I hid 'em, master, they being a little unsightly black and swol as is the natur' o' this poison!"
Wallingford, as much as some folks love their parents of wife or children, I never had any and the thought that she has fallen into the hands of a Frenchman, is too much for my natur'. Had it been Smudge, I could have borne up against it; but, to haul down one's colours to a wrack, and a bloody French wrack, too, it is superhuman!"
So says he, `When the young woman stepped into the boat did she give you the bundle? `No, says I again. `Then you never touched it? `Yes, I did, when her foot slipped. `And what did it feel like? `It felt like a piece of human natur'. says I, `and quite warm like. `How do you mean? says he. `Why, I took it by the feel for a baby. `And it was quite warm, was it? `Yes, replied I, `it was. `Well then, what else took place? `Why, when we were in the middle of the stream she and her child went overboard; I pulled her in again, but could not see the child. Fortunately for the poor girl, they didn't ask me which went overboard first, and that saved her from hanging.
Donnithorne. That's a sore mischief I've often seen with the poor curates jumping into a bit of a living all of a sudden. Mr. Ryde was a deal thought on at a distance, I believe, and he wrote books, but as for math'matics and the natur o' things, he was as ignorant as a woman.
Josh was called in from the wood-shed, and, with his hat on the back of his head and hands deep in his pockets, gazed in silence. "'Wal, he said at length, 'if that don't beat all natur'! Look at the size of that crittur, will you, and the hole he's jest crawled out of. Why, he's as big as a full-grown bat, measures full seven inches across from wing to wing.
Tell you what: I'll put on my ile-skin, take an umbreller and go and talk to the stable helps, for I feel as lonely as a catamount, and as dull as a bachelor beaver. So I trampousses off to the stable, and says I to the head man, 'A smart little hoss that, sais I, 'you are a cleaning of: he looks like a first chop article that. "'Y mae', sais he. "'Hullo, sais I, 'what in natur' is this?
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