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Resistance was useless, for a varity of reasons, as I readily obsarved. The Seseshers confisticated my statoots by smashin them to attums. They then went to my money box and confisticated all the loose change therein contaned. They then went and bust in my cages, lettin all the animils loose, a small but helthy tiger among the rest.
"The only place that it risimbles in my mind, is a hilly portion in the north of Ireland. Do you maan to say we've arrived thar?" "This is the pass which you tramped up and down, and whar you got into trouble." "It don't look like any part that I ever obsarved; but why do you have such a hankering for this ravine, in which we haven't been used very well?"
Return to it when you please. 'And, added my Lord Colambre, 'the flaggers, I hope, will be soon banished. Oh, how could I thank him not a word could I proffer but I know I clasped my two hands, and prayed for him inwardly. And my father was dropping down on his knees, but the master would not let him; and OBSARVED, that posture should only be for his God.
"`Halloo! cried a dozen men, jumpin' at me. `Wot's that for? `Scrag the hunter, cries one. `Howld yer long tongues, an' hear what he's got to say, shouts an Irishman. "`Keep your minds easy, says I, mountin' a stump, `an' seize that Injun, or I'll have to put a ball into him before he gits off' for, ye see, I obsarved the black villain took fright, and was sneakin' away through the crowd.
Terry passed his open hand over his cheeks, which were red and smarting from the sharp taps of Deerfoot, and closing one eye and scratching his head, made answer: "I had been sthrikin' at Deerfut until I obsarved that ivery time I sthruck at him I didn't hit him; so thinks I to mesilf, I will see whither I can hit him by tryin' not to hit him; so I sthruck where I knowed he wasn't, thinkin' he was there."
They considered themselves members of the little party of hunters whom they could not reach any too soon. "I obsarved while the spalpeens were wadin'," said Terry, "that none of them wint lower in the water than their knees. Why didn't they take off their shoes like dacent gintlemen, and cross as they should; but bein' as they didn't do the same, why, we'll sit them the example."
"The chap ain't a fool; he's took notice of our warnin's." "I wasn't aware that we had given him any." "Not 'zactly in words, but every time I've met him with the gal, I give the leftenant a scowl. Once I come purty near shakin' my fist at him; he's obsarved it all and is wise in time."
Catching the eye of the amazed boys, Tim winked and threw up his chin as an invitation for them to approach. Frank shook his head, and he and Roswell went back to where Jeff was smoking his pipe. They had hardly time to tell their story when the Irishman joined them. "I obsarved by the exprission on your faces that ye were a bit surprised," he said, addressing the youths.
The fact that Vose waited until the savage had withdrawn from sight, before making the astonishing declaration, threw some discredit on it, for it would have required a good telescope to do what he claimed to have done with the unassisted eye alone. "You see I was looking for something of the kind," he explained, "or mebbe I wouldn't have obsarved him."
No; that's the way I always lay down, as me uncle obsarved whin he fell off the roof call me early, Fred, and be sure ye don't take up more of the bed than a gintleman " The poor wearied fellow was asleep.
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