naythur

Updated: May 25, 2025

This worthy Irishwoman took an enormous fancy to Will, clapping him on the back, cheering him on with his wooing, and assuring him that that "purty darling blossom of a wife of his" should be her first care, day and night, all the time the waves were washing under him; "and not a hair of her head should be hurt," said Mother Bunch "and them mischeevous little varmints of hers shall come to no harm, naythur, oh, will ye then, ye rogues!

L. T. Meade - A Girl of the People