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Updated: June 13, 2025
"I 'ad to be helped 'ome. So far it seems to get worse, but I 'ope for the best." "Dear me," said the visitor; "how sad! I suppose it has been coming on for a long time. Most of these back cases do. At least all the doctors say so." "It was done in the collision," said Mr. Scutts, mildly but firmly. "I was as right as rain before then." The visitor shook his head and smiled.
You're lookin' a bit pale round the gills, young cove, but, Lord! that's only nat'ral too." Here he produced from the depths of a capacious pocket something that glittered beneath his agile fingers. "And 'ow might be your general 'ealth, young cove?" he went on affably, "bobbish, I 'ope fair an' bobbish?"
They'se everywhere, all about us, if we only had strong eyes enough to see 'em. An' cremation aint Christin. I'll tell ye for why," here he bent forward and tapped his two middle fingers slowly on Helmsley's chest to give weight to his words "Look y'ere! Supposin' our Lord's body 'ad been cremated, where would us all a' bin? Where would a' bin our 'sure an' certain 'ope' o' the resurrection?"
"I 'ope," he said, in cockney dialect, "that I never shall be obliged to earn my living in a country vare the spiders are as big as a 'at, and as savage as a bull dog vare snakes crawl into bed vith yer, and drive yer out and vare the inhabitants had rather tell a lie than the truth. I'm going 'ome to Hingland, and those vot vant gold may come 'ere and dig it if they please, for all I care."
"I 'ope he may 'ave 'is wish," said Mrs Potter firmly, "an' that the waves may " "Martha!" said John, in a solemn voice, holding up his finger, "think what you're sayin'." "Well, I don't mean no ill; but, but fetch the kettle, Tommy, d'ye hear? an' let alone the cat's tail, you mischievous little "
As the Chinaman watched sharply, he stooped to move a cabbage that he was standing on, and instantly Chook whipped in two bunches without counting. "Twelve," said Chook, with a look of indignation. "I 'ope ye're satisfied: I am." When the bags were full, Pinkey was blue with the cold, and the dawn had broken, dull and grey, beneath the pitiless fall of rain.
It is in the moments of our highest 'ope, monsieur, that we are destroyed. Captain Bassett, he, too, 'as the air of the conqueror. He has begun to speak. 'Miss 'Enderson, he has said, 'I have once more the bally good news. I rather fancy that I 'ave tracked down the missing Alexander, do you not know? Miss Marion 'as cried cut with joy.
She pushed her way past the astonished Bella and, followed by Mr. Hardy, entered the room. Mrs. Kingdom, with a red spot on each cheek, rose to receive them. "I ought to 'ave come before," said Mrs. Kybird, subsiding thankfully into a chair, "but I'm such a bad walker. I 'ope I see you well." "We are very well, thank you," said Mrs. Kingdom, stiffly.
But as to this, what you've kindly confided to us, it's a piece of work we shall take a reel enthusiasm in achieving it out to the very best of our ability. What man 'as done, as I was observing only a few weeks back to another esteemed client, man can do, and in three to four weeks' time, all being well, we shall 'ope to lay before you evidence to that effect, sir. Take the address, Mr.
Housewives were still beating mats, shopboys washing down windows; ash-buckets stood in the gutter-ways, by door and ope, awaiting the scavenger. "These people want a Daylight Saving Bill," thought Captain Cai, and somewhat disconsolately wheeled about, setting his face for the Rope Walk. Here his spirits sensibly revived.
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