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Sanford's fingers tightened on his whip. "Ho!" coughed the cockney. "See! You there!" Robert Cameron looked up at the shout. The blade shot between the child's head and the kitten and hummed gently, quivering in the wood. "Hi could 'a' cut 'is throat," said Percival so complacently that Sanford boiled. "You scared him stiff," he choked. "You hog! Don't " "'Ello, 'oo's the young dook?"
"Look out," said a voice. "That's San, the " "Ho! 'Im with the Hirish gal to 'elp 'im tike 'is bloody barth nights? 'Oo's he? She's a " A second later Sanford knew that he had struck the man over the face with his whip, cutting the phrase. The mare plunged and the whole crowd congested about the bellowing cockney as Bill held Cameron back, and huge Jansen planted a hand on Rawling's chest.
They scrutinised her closely. "You take my advice, an' get out o' this quick as you can." The woman thumped down the tray, and made as if to leave the room with a step decisive as her speech. At the door, however, she hesitated. "Related to 'im?" she inquired. "Eh?" Tilda was taken aback. "'Oo's 'im?" "I 'eard you tell the Doctor you wanted to see 'im." "An' so I do.
You could mizzle in through the shop, run upstairs, pop through the door, downstairs next door and out through the back yard. I've done it myself. 'Oo's got the second floor front now? "'I have, said I. 'I keep the whole of the house. "'My eye! exclaimed my friend, whose name I learned to be Towler, 'you are a bloomin' toff. Like me to show you that door?
"But we cahn't, you know," said the lady with the fringed forehead; "Hagnes is gone on to New York, and there's nobody to do Wenus." "Yes, you know," demanded the first speaker, "oo's to do Wenus? "Bella's to do Wenus," said a third. There was an outcry at this, and "'Ow ever would she get herself up for 'Venus?" and "W'at a guy she'll look!" and "Nonsense!
A matutinal shave, trousers to be taken from the press, collars and cuffs to be changed, hair and nails to be trimmed, the two latter, if not every day, at all events occurring with enough frequency to keep a simple man in a constant state of unrest. 'Elizabeth, I said, shuddering, 'I cannot do all this. 'Oo's arskin' you to? demanded the girl.
"No, sweetest, blue," I repeated in a somewhat professional but wholly affectionate manner. "Ved," said Sara with great decision; so I gave it up. "Sara always thinks blue is red," said Betty; "don't you, darling?" "No, boo," replied Sara; so the matter dropped. "Oo's tummin' to see Yaya's toys," said Sara. "Am I, darling? When?" "Now."
Overhead, the first-floor windows had been flung wide; the rooms within were aflame with light; and, as I grasped the rail of the splashboard, and, straightening myself up, gazed over the cab-roof with a wild surmise into the driver's face, a powerful but invisible string band struck up the 'Country Girl' Lancers! "'Oo's a liar now?"
I want fifty thousand pounds, an' oo's goin' to give it to me? Not the public. They're fed up on shippin'. They're not so silly as they used to be. I put it to owd Dickey yesterday, an' 'e said you couldn't raise money in Liverpool to-day to build a ferry-boat. But 'e said summat else. If you wed 'im, 'e makes you a partner in the firm of Verity, Bulmer an' Co. See? Wot's wrong with that?
A horning's a horning, what they put up when they gives a party; leastways," he added reflectively, "Hi don't." "But there's no party at Number 402," I insisted. "The thing's impossible." "Very well, then; I'm a liar, and that ends it." He wheeled again and began to walk his horse sullenly forward. "'Oo's blind this time?" he demanded, coming to a standstill in front of the house.
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