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Caa that ye nocht?" "Well, Saunders," said the minister, going out, "certainly I wish you good speed in your wooing; but see that you fall no more out with Birsie, lest you be more bruised than you are now; and for the rest, learn wisely to restrain your unruly member." "Thank ye, minister," said Saunders; "I'll do my best endeavours to obleege ye.
Brimberly, setting down two cobwebbed bottles with elaborate care, "obleege me with the corkscrew, somebody." "Won't forget as you promised us a song, Brim!" said Mr. Jenkins, passing the necessary implement. "Oh, I won't disappoint ye," answered Mr. Brimberly, drawing the cork with a practised hand; "my father were a regular songster, a fair carollin' bird 'e were, sir."
But," sez I firmly, "I shall do Serepta's errents, and do 'em to the best of my ability, and you can't draw off my attention from her wrongs and sufferin's by talkin' about wads." "I would love to obleege Serepta," sez he, "because she belongs to such a lovely sect. Wimmen are the loveliest, most angelic creatures that ever walked the earth; they are perfect, flawless, like snow and roses."
She thanked Kenneth for his congratulations, and then said: "As to my not needin' the money you've brought me, young man, I take leave to say that I do need it; so you'll obleege me by handin' it over." Kenneth obeyed in surprise not unmingled with disappointment in finding such a grasping spirit in one whom he had hitherto thought well of.
"Oh, Marse Ishmael, you needn't have taken no trouble, not on my account, sir, I am sure; dough I'm thousand times obleege to you, and shall be proud o' de breas'pin, 'cause I does love breas'pins, 'specially coral," said Sally, courtesying and smiling all over her face.
"What d'ye ken o' this, David?" he asked, at length, in a dry thin voice, reaching forward in his chair. "O' what?" "O' this," holding up the slip. "And ye'el obleege me by the truth for once." David turned, took up the paper, read it, and laughed harshly. "It's coom to this, has it?" he said, still laughing, and yet with blanching face. "Ye ken what it means.
"That'll be no sugar in your tea t'night, old viciousness! But, sir, I'd rayther not " "Don't 'eed 'im, Guv don't 'eed the flappin' flounder. If 'e wont obleege ye in a little matter like thirty dollars, I will I'll always obleege you " "That's enough from you, old tombstones."
"'Then would you lind me the loan of a gridiron! says I, 'and you'll obleege me.
But," added he, observing the other's embarrassment, "dat is needer here nor dere. I always suspect you bery much, sar, and is willing to do anything to obleege you. Tell us, now, 'xactly, what you want me to do." "Why, you see, I want somebody to go along with me to be there when I take him, that's all. The island's three or four miles off, and I shall want you to help row the boat."
'The whole row o' dead lights is up, for'ard, lady lass, observed the Captain, encouragingly, 'and everythink is made snug. Try and pick a bit, my pretty. If Wal'r was here 'Ah! If I had him for my brother now! cried Florence. 'Don't! don't take on, my pretty! said the Captain, 'awast, to obleege me! He was your nat'ral born friend like, warn't he, Pet? Florence had no words to answer with.
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