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Updated: May 14, 2025
'Well, drive the other horse up the creek early, and pick him up as you go. 'Yes. And she'll want to know what I want with two bridles. But I'll fix her YOU needn't worry. 'And, James, I said, 'get a chamois leather and sponge we'll want 'em anyway and you might give the buggy a wash down in the creek, coming home. It's sure to be covered with dust. 'Oh! orlright.
Yus, yus, it's orlright." A murmur, almost a cheer it was, circulated among the crowd. But a policeman stepped up to me. "Now then," said the policeman, "wot's all this about?" Yew are the wuns She calls 'er sons shouted Blake. "Ho, that's yer little game, is it?" said the policeman. "Move on, d'yer hear? Pop off." "I will," said Blake. "I'll never do it again.
'Jock, said the little Cockney, 'I 'opes as 'ow everythink will come out orlright. 'By Gar, Scoachie! cried the French-Canadian, 'I am sorree. You are one dam fine feller, Scoachie. 'Dinna worry yersel's, said the man from the North.
"I ain't never tasted a drop o' beer in my natural. Born an' bred teetotal, that's wot I was, and don't yew forget it, neither." "Blake," said the Reverend, "that's not the truth." "Call me a drunkard, do yer?" replied Blake. "Go on. Say it again. Say I'm a blarsted liar, won't yer? Orlright, then I shall run away." And with that he wrenched himself away from me and set off towards the Circus.
His shape seemed strangely familiar. Still singing, and swaying to horrible angles all over the shop, he slowly pivoted round. In a moment I recognised the bleary features of Tom Blake. At the same time he recognised me. He stretched out a long arm and seized me by the shoulder. "Oh," he sobbed, "I thought I 'ad no friend in the wide world except 'er; but now I've got yew it's orlright.
JIM. Orlright, old sport, you go an' look for the V.C., and we'll pick up the bits an' bury 'em nice an' deep! BILL. If this 'ere bleedin' war don't finish soon that's wot I bleedin' well will go an' do. Wish they'd get a move on an' finish it. FRED. If ever I gets 'ome agin, I'll never do another stroke in my natural. The old woman can keep me, 'er, an' if she don't I'll well 'er .
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