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"You wouldn't 'ave a secret from your old pal Ginger, Sam, would you?" ses Ginger. "Old wot?" ses Sam. "Wot did you call me this arternoon?" "I called you a lot o' things I'm sorry for," ses Ginger, who was bursting with curiosity, "and I beg your pardin, Sam." "Shake 'ands on it," ses Peter, who was nearly as curious as Ginger.
"Oh, I beg your pardin," ses Bob; "I didn't know it was natural." Mr. Cutts went black in the face a'most and stared at Bob Pretty as if 'e was going to eat 'im, and Bob stared back, looking fust at the keeper's nose and then at 'is eyes and mouth, and then at 'is nose agin. "You'll know me agin, I s'pose?" ses Mr. Cutts, at last.
No, sir; we poor folks have our feelings, as I said to Mrs. Dale, and as I will say to the squire hisself. Not that I don't thank him for all favours, he be a good gentleman if let alone; but he says he won't come near us till Lenny goes and axes pardin. Pardin for what, I should like to know? Poor lamb! I wish you could ha' seen his nose, sir, as big as your two fists.
He riz up in his seet & axed my pardin sed it was all a mistake that I was a good man, etsettery, & sow 4th, & we fixt it all up pleasant. I must say the man in black close seamed to be as fine a man as ever lived in the wurld. He sed a Octoroon was the 8th of a negrow.
Why, you horrible villains, do you mean to tell me that you have been doing all this pirating for money? "Aaron Halyard scraped his feet in the sand, and shuffled about uneasily. "'Beggin' yer pardin', Cap'n, but what in Sancho HAVE we been doin' of it for, else? "Black Pedro gave a moan, and then another bellow of rage. "'Out of my sight, you miserable, sordid scoundrels, out of my sight! What?
Suddenly, as if he had dropped from one of the wide spreading trees, a very fat boy, with a shining face and a general air of "knowingness," appeared before them. "I beg pardin, sir," proclaimed he, "but as you told me if a tellergram come for you, to fetch it here, so I did."
A little amused even through the utter dissatisfaction with himself and vague loneliness that had suddenly come upon him, Islington, as he walked toward the lodge, asked, "Why isn't he a gent? "No gent beggin' your pardin, sir 'ud guy a man in sarvis, sir.
Anyways, I thought it best to tell ye straight out an' no lyin' nor trickin' an' if I've stepped over my dooty, I 'umbly axes pardin, but I means well, Passon, I means well, I do reely now!" Walden looked up, his eyes were glittering his lips were pate and dry. "I know-I know!" he said, speaking with an effort "You're an honest fellow, Bainton! and and I thank you!
Fetch out The Plank! "At this the bo's'n, Aaron Halyard, stepped forward. "'Oh there you are, are you, Halyard? bellowed the pirate chief, 'well, why don't you fetch out The Plank? It's your duty, you're in charge of it. "The bo's'n pulled at his forelock, and bowed to his commander. "'Beggin' yer pardin, Cap'n, said he, 'kin I have a word with yer private-like?
"Oh, I beg your pardin," ses Bob; "I didn't know it was natural." Mr. Cutts went black in the face a'most and stared at Bob Pretty as if 'e was going to eat 'im, and Bob stared back, looking fust at the keeper's nose and then at 'is eyes and mouth, and then at 'is nose agin. "You'll know me agin, I s'pose?" ses Mr. Cutts, at last.
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