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It's a big chap with a brown beard. 'D'you mean the bloke as kissed yer this afternoon? Liza blushed again. 'Well, why shouldn't 'e kiss me? she said, with some inconsequence. 'I never said as 'ow 'e shouldn't; I only arst yer if it was the sime. 'Yea, thet's 'oo I mean. ''Is nime is Blakeston Jim Blakeston. I've only spoke to 'im once; he's took the two top rooms at No. 19 'ouse.
"Let's go in there an' change it," she said, nodding toward a small pork and ham shop near by. "An' then yer can take care of it for me." "What did she call you?" Antony Dart asked her as they went. "Glad. Don't know as I ever 'ad a nime o' me own, but a little cove as went once to the pantermine told me about a young lady as was Fairy Queen an' 'er name was Gladys Beverly St.
"Come insoide. 'E's 'avin' 'is tea." Mavis followed the drab along a passage: at the end of this was a door, above which was inscribed "Ladies' Cloak Room." Opening this, the drab said mechanically: "Walk insoide. What nime?" "Miss Keeves. I've come from Miss Meakin."
Fuskin, when I meet 'im in 'eaven, if I didn't?" "Good-bye, Amelia." "There! I forgot," cried Amelia. She went to the drawer of the dresser and brought out something wrapped in tissue paper. Mavis undid this, to find Amelia's offering to consist of a silver brooch forming the word "May." "It's the nearest I could get to your nime, miss," she explained. "Thank you so much."
"She says she's a-goin' to bed. Of all the shimeless creatures! Called me every nime she could turn her tongue to! And wouldn't open her door not if the 'ouse was burning. Do you hear her?" Mr. Gammon buttoned his coat from top to bottom, smoothed his moustache and his side-whiskers, and had the air of a man who is in readiness for stern duty.
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