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I thought you was well off, and I'm sure the neighbours think the same, for the place looks pretty full an' thrivin'. I suppose, now, if it was all sold off you wouldn't have enough to pay up my loans?" "Nothink like it," said Boone earnestly. "I've slaved night and day, an' done my best, but luck's again' me."
So, also, was M'riar, who stood gaping at the spectacle of her Miss Anna's grief with wide, fear-stricken eyes. "Cawn't Hi do nothink for 'er, sir?" she said, approaching timidly. For the first time in his life he spoke almost harshly to the child, in his excitement. "No," he said emphatically. "You will only stand and say 'My heye! Hi sye! Hi sye! My heye! You can do nothing.
Not to me 't any rate, nor the chillen. I believe 'er 'usband an' 'er 'ad words this mornin'. But she won't tell me nothin'. She sits there just heart-broke" the woman put up her apron to her eyes and began crying. "She ain't eatin' nothink all day, an' I dursen't leave the 'ouse out o' me sight I lives close by, miss for fear of 'er doing 'erself a mischief."
"The young lady speaks beautiful, just like a book she do. An' she's likely to know a deal better nor poor persons like you and me. All I kin say is, if there's goin' to be dividin' up of other folks' property, when I'm gone, I hope George Westall won't get nothink ov it! He's bad enough as 'tis. Isabella 'ud have a fine time if ee took to drivin' ov his carriage."
Then old Mr Grant remarked to old Mr Kennedy, over a confidential pipe, that Kate was certainly, in his opinion, the most modest and the prettiest girl in Red River. Her old school companions called her a darling. Tom Whyte said "he never see'd nothink like her nowhere."
This last exclamation was addressed to Master Love, who, having witnessed thus much of the interview in a state of stupefied bewilderment, now recovered his presence of mind sufficiently to make a furious dash at the burly policeman. "Do you hear? Let him be; let my governor go. He ain't done nothink to you or nobody. It's me, I tell yer.
Got a bit quisby on my top notes, you know, and took the scarlet fever soldier, I mean, my dear. But what's the use of frettin'? "I likes to be jolly, and I allwiz is. Doing now? Selling flowers outside the theatres police is nasty if you've got nothink. Ain't I going home? Soon as I get a drain of white satin. Wish you luck, my dear!"
Still, she does not turn her head until she has landed on the other side. Then she slightly beckons to him and says, "Come here!" Jo follows her a pace or two into a quiet court. "Are you the boy I've read of in the papers?" she asked behind her veil. "I don't know," says Jo, staring moodily at the veil, "nothink about no papers. I don't know nothink about nothink at all."
No, it 'ud be better for me to stay with him and Dolly, and keep hard by my crossing, than go away from 'em, and have clothes, and lodging, and schooling for nothink." "I think it would," said Mr. Ross, "so you must go on as you are, Antony, till I can find you something better than a crossing.
All right enough, no doubt; but what I do say is, that it don't lead to nothink. Whereas 'Whereas Mr. Rowley's? I put in. 'My Viscount? said he. 'Well, sir, I DID say it; and now that I've seen you, I say it again! I could not refrain from smiling at this outburst, and the rascal caught me in the mirror and smiled to me again. 'I'd say it again, Mr. Hanne, he said.
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