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You 'ont encourage my son Owen without my consent' 'No, sir never. And I do not wish or mean ever to marry any one, if you will only believe me. 'I don't believe any young 'ooman who says that. You may as well go into a nunnery. But I believe the rest till I find you out to the contrary. Now, go you and get ready. 'Thank you, sir thank you.
'Or p'raps, said the turnkey, offering his suggestions from the the top of his well-worn wooden stool, as he might have offered them to a child for whose weakness he felt a compassion, 'p'raps she'll get her brother, or her sister, to come along with her. 'She has no brother or sister. 'Niece, nevy, cousin, serwant, young 'ooman, greengrocer. Dash it!
'Tom Cummins was in the chair, said the man with the brown coat. 'It was half-past four when I got to Somers Town, and then I was so uncommon lushy, that I couldn't find the place where the latch-key went in, and was obliged to knock up the old 'ooman. I say, I wonder what old Fogg 'ud say, if he knew it. I should get the sack, I s'pose eh?
Prothero, as the mare trotted on at an equal but somewhat rough pace, and made her long for rest. However, all things come to an end, and within about five miles of Glanyravon, Mr Prothero muttered, 'Confound the 'ooman! Shall we ever get home; 'tis enough to kill the mare. Come along, old girl! Good dog!
"How 'bout the gal?" ask'd another voice. "Here's her horse i' the yard." "Drat the gal! Sam, go thou an' tackle her: reckon thou'rt warriors enow for one 'ooman." The two hasten'd on: and presently I heard the one they call'd "Sam" dismounting in the yard.
"Yes at least to all in this neighbourhood." "What! in that toggery?" asked the little man, with a grin. "Not exactly, Zook, I can change my shell like the hermit crabs." "Well, sir, it's my opinion that you may go on till doomsday on this scent an' find nuthin'; but there's a old 'ooman as I knows on that might be able to 'elp you. Mind I don't say she could, but she might.
She sed the sausingers wur sixpence each, an' twenty-vour slices o' bread an' butter wur a penny each two shillin's. I sed, "Do 'e call that reysonable, young 'ooman? 'cause I bain't a-gwain to pay thirteen shillin's vor't, an' lose me train, an' disappoint Sairy Jane.
"We doan't kip a baker's shop," she sed. "Thur's cakes, an' biskits, an' sponge cakes." "Hev 'e got sum good bacon, raythur vattish?" I sed. "No, sur; but thur's sum good poork sausingers at sixpence." "Hand awver the pleat, young 'ooman," I sed, "an' I'll trubble you vor the mustard, an' salt, an' that pleat o' bread an' butter, an' I'll set down an' hev a bit of a snack."
"Thank you, kindly, sir, I'm sure," he said, still in the same meek and quiet tone. "And if I might make so bold, sir, seein' there's likely to be changes up at the Manor, if it should be needful to speak for me and my old 'ooman, p'raps you'd be so good, sir? We wouldn't like to leave the old place now, sir "
See after his canoe, La Roche; and bring the old ooman, Bryan." "Mind yer own consarns an' let yer shupariors proceed ye," said Bryan, as he shoved past, and tucking Old Moggy's arm within his own, marched off in triumph to the fort. Meanwhile, the main body of Esquimaux had landed, and the noise and confusion on the shore were so great that scarcely an intelligible sound could be heard.
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