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Updated: May 13, 2025
"A r, A a a it stroiks me that that you manetion his the hode about hangger and ope and orror and revenge you know. I've eard Mrs. Sitdowns hencored in it at Common Garden and Doory Lane in the ight of her poplarity you know. By the boye, hall the hactin in Amareka is werry orrid.
"He's disturbed in his mind, quite 'orrid," Bozzle said when he got back to his wife. "He cursed and swore as made even me feel bad." "B.," said his wife, "do you listen to me. Get in what's a howing, and don't you have nothing more to do with it." Sir Marmaduke and Lady Rowley were to reach England about the end of March or the beginning of April, and both Mrs.
"'Why what have I done? says I. 'I couldn't help getting that little scratch on the leg. "'Oh, it tante that, she said; 'it's that orrid stroke of the sun. There's your poor ead huncovered again. Where is your elmet? "'Oh, bother, sais I, 'ow do I know? Somewhere on the ground, I suppose.
The servant's head and shoulders stood out in dim relief against the darkness. "I've burnt me 'and somethin' 'orrid on this damn' 'ot chimney," he complained nervously. He succeeded in setting fire to the wick. The light showed him barefoot and shivering in shirt and trousers. He lifted a bemused red face to Amber, blinking and nursing his scorched hand. "For pity's syke, sir, w'at's 'appened?"
Though pent in this form, carved by a mortal hand, I shall prevail in the end. I shall have you for my own." He rumpled his hair wildly, "'Orrid obstinate these goddesses are," he thought. "What am I to say to Matilda now? If I could only find a way of getting this statue shut up somewhere where she couldn't come and bother me, I'd take my chance of the rest.
T' Colonel's Laady says: 'Well, Learoyd, I doan't agree wi' you, but you're right in a way o' speeakin', an' I should like yo' to tek Rip out a-walkin' wi' you sometimes; but yo' maun't let him fight, nor chase cats, nor do nowt 'orrid': an them was her very wods.
There was a bit o' candle on the floor, shaded by a box, and a man fast asleep and snoring up in one corner. Rupert dressed like lightning, and he 'ad just put on 'is cap when the door at the back opened and a 'orrid fat black woman came out and began to chatter.
My! won't I find some goodies, and paté de foie gras. I'll come here once a month, as often as they'll let me, till I gets you out. 'N after that, we'll leave this 'orrid, 'yprocritical old country and live 'appily at my Villa, or travel a bit. Fortunately I've plenty of money. Bein' over here I've bin rearranging my investments a bit. Fact is, I 'ad a bit of a scare this autumn.
I stole a vatch, and lots more, as vell as the hurchin; and next I vas afeard as 'ow the mother might come back and haunt me the same as Sall haunted Villy, for it vas a 'orrid night ven her soul took ving.
Private Dormer was certainly ''orrid bad. He had all but reached the stage of collapse and was not pleasant to look upon. 'What's this, Dormer? said Bobby, bending over the man. 'You're not going out this time. You've got to come fishing with me once or twice more yet.
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