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I went through a river, I know. The water guggled under my arms." "River!" said the farmer, rising up and running his hand over Acton's clothes. "He has, wife; he's waded through t' beck! Man, give us thee hand! Thoo's a thoo's a good 'un. Noa! thoo shan't stir. I'll bring t'folk over t'fell mysel'!"
An' then t' Colonel, as was noa sort of a hand wi' a dog, tees him oop. A real clipper of a dog, an' it's noa wonder yon laady, Mrs. DeSussa, should tek a fancy tiv him. Theer's one o' t' Ten Commandments says yo maun't cuvvet your neebor's ox nor his jackass, but it doesn't say nowt about his tarrier dogs, an' happen thot's t' reason why Mrs.
Of course, the Smithfield collie has been in good hands for hundreds of years; and when you get the pure breed Just look at that dog! How did you get such a dog as that? Bred him yourself, I suppose?" "Noa," he replied good-naturedly. "Oi g'e 'e foor moor troys. Coomh!" "Bought him a pup?" "Troy ageean." "Got him a present?" "Troy ageean?" "Found him?" "Not dezackly. Troy ageean."
I do suffer terr'ble, miss, at times but ther's noa good in grumblin' is there?" Next door, in a straggling line of cottages, she found a gentle, chattering widow whose husband had been drowned in the brew-house at Beechcote twenty years before, drowned in the big vat! before any one had heard a cry or a sound. The widow was proud of so exceptional a tragedy; eager to tell the tale.
Mervyn's barge had crossed the lake, I was informed by my landlord, with the squire himself and a visitor. "What sort of person, landlord?" "Why, he was a dark officer-looking mon, at they called Colonel. Squoire Mervyn questioned me as close as I had been at 'sizes. I had guess, Mr. Noa, noa, e'en let un smell things out o' themselves for Joe Hodges."
I held the cage in my lap, and talked to the others to reassure them, fearing more casualties, but after a while they settled down, and we reached the schoolroom in due time. I was scarcely prepared for the tremendous sensation the gerbilles created. Remarks in broad Hertfordshire greeted their appearance. "Whoy, here's a lot of moise." "Noa, they ain't; they's rats!"
'Eh, but yo're young to be getten drunk an' such like, but yo' won't do it again, will yo'? 'Noa, sez I, 'I wouldn't if she'd not but stop they mill-wheels clatterin'." "Faith, it's a good thing to be nursed by a woman when you're sick!" said Mulvaney. "Dir' cheap at the price av twenty broken heads." Ortheris turned to frown across the valley. He had not been nursed by many women in his life.
"Eh, but yo're young to be getten drunk an' such like, but yo' won't do it again, will yo'?" "Noa," sez I, "I wouldn't if she'd not but stop they mill-wheels clatterin'." 'Faith, it's a good thing to be nursed by a woman when you're sick! said Mulvaney. 'Dir' cheap at the price av twenty broken heads. Ortheris turned to frown across the valley. He had not been nursed by many women in his life.
Yan might ha thowt yo'd be fer cuttin yor throat, if yo' didn't get her doon here. What art tha thinkin of, lad? She'll never marry tha! She doan't belong to us and there's noa undoin it." Hubert made no reply, but unconsciously his muscular frame took a passionate rigidity; his face became set and obstinate. "Well, you keep watch," he said. "You'll see I'll make it worth your while."
'Because, sir, when God A'mighty sees fit that he should die, I'll be free o' him, that's all. 'And aren't you going to marry? 'Noä, sir. Johnnie an' me has talked it over, an' he says as how he'll wait till such time as I'm free.
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