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"He air Nate's nevy. He air Nate's oldest brother's biggest boy, though he ain't sizable much. He air 'bout haffen ez big ez me ef that," he added reflectively, thinking that even thus divided he had represented Pig-wigs as more massive than the facts justified.
"Where'd you go?" ses Ginger, passing it over. "Crystal Pallis," ses Peter. "Are you going to take 'er out to-morrow?" ses Sam. "I don't think so," ses Peter, taking 'is pipe out of 'is mouth and yawning. "She's rather too young for me; I like talking to gals wot's a bit older. I won't stand in Ginger's way." "I found 'er a bit young too," ses Ginger. "P'r'aps we'd better let Sam's nevy 'ave 'er.
"'Cos I was afraid she might think I was arter 'er money," ses Ginger, getting a little bit closer to Sam. Peter 'ad another turn then, and him and Ginger kept on talking about gals whose 'arts they 'ad broke till Sam didn't know what to do with 'imself. "I'll just step round and see my nevy, while you and Peter are amusing each other," he ses at last.
Fifty-five! Why, 'ow I'm to wait till Christmas I don't know. She's the prettiest and handsomest gal in the world; and she's the cleverest one I ever met. You ought to hear 'er laugh. Like music it is. You'd never forget it." "Twenty-one is young," ses Ginger, shaking his 'ead. "'Ave you known 'er long?" "Three months," ses the nevy. "She lives in the same street as I do.
"Then I thought we might lose 'im and I would 'ave a little chat with the gal, and show 'er 'ow foolish she was." "Well, you've done it now," ses Sam. "Spoilt our evening." "P'r'aps good will come out of it," ses Ginger. "If the old lady takes a fancy to us we shall be able to come agin, and then to please you, Sam, I'll have a go to cut your nevy out."
"I wasn't going to stop," ses the nevy; "my young lady just told me to step along and show uncle wot she has bought me. A silver watch and chain and a gold ring. Look at it!" He held his 'and under Ginger's nose, and Ginger stood there looking at it and opening and shutting 'is mouth like a dying fish.
Why, go at once and find out Charles, our nevy, and ask him all about it, and see the young lady, too, and lay hold o' the wamphigher if we can, as well, and go at the whole affair broadside to broadside, till we make a prize of all the particulars, after which we can turn it over in our minds agin, and see what's to be done." "Jack, you are right. Come along." "I knows I am.
'Uncle Sol! cried Walter, quickly, 'if you say that, I won't go. No, Captain Cuttle, I won't. If my Uncle thinks I could be glad to leave him, though I was going to be made Governor of all the Islands in the West Indies, that's enough. I'm a fixture. 'Wal'r, my lad, said the Captain. 'Steady! Sol Gills, take an observation of your nevy.
"We might look in on our way," ses Sam, arter Ginger and Peter 'ad both made eyes at 'im. "We're going out to spend the evening." "The more the merrier," ses his nevy. "Well, so long; I expect she's waiting for me." He got up and said good-bye, and arter he 'ad gorn, Sam and the other two shook their leads together and said what a pity it was to be twenty- one.
Ginger nearly said so, but Peter gave 'im a dig in the back just in time and 'e called him something under 'is breath instead. "Why shouldn't we all make an evening of it?" ses Ginger, arter they 'ad been talking for about ten minutes, and the nevy 'ad looked at the clock three or four times. "Because two's company," ses Mrs. Gill. "Why you was young yourself once. Can't you remember?"
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