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Updated: May 12, 2025
"Beg parding, Miss," jerking off his ragged straw hat, "but I thought as how you might be havin' trouble with a tramp," glaring savagely at Miss Prue; "thought I heered a strange voice." "Oh, it's nothing, Sam, nothing but a bird," laughed Molly. "A burrd!" he cried, with an amazed look. "A burrd a-talkin' the likes o' thot? May all the saints defend us!"
Wery near declare war with England acause of that," said Ali, with an air of importance. "But the Breetish consul he interfere, goes down on hims knees, an' beg the Dey for to parding hims nation." "He must ha' bin a cowardly feller, that consul!" "No," said the interpreter sternly, "him's not coward.
I could not sleep hall night, and to-day I called Hetty there, over, and she said as she'd do her werry best to bring either the old master yere, or you miss, and you see you are come; 'tis an awful thing to die without parding, that's why I axed you to come." "Yes," said Charlotte very softly.
As usual when the canneries are running, I'm my own upstairs girl. I reckon your young man here thinks I ought to discharge her and get one that's tidier." "Your young man here" was stiffly touching the brim of his top hat and saying: "Beg parding, ma'am." "Oh, that's all right," replied Mrs. Ranger; "I am what I look to be!"
He was about to retire, but paused at the threshold of the green door. "Beg parding, sir, but if I might make so bold as to ax " "Go on, Bob," said Fred encouragingly. "I heerd ye say to our cashier, sir, that you wos goin' for to chase the sun. Wot sort of a chase may that be, sir?" "Ha! Bowie, that's a curious chase, but not a wild goose one, as I hope to show you in a month or two.
I ax yer parding for the mistake, but there's sitch a mixin' up o' Brutes an' Brookes, an' Butts an' Bucks, that it comes hard o' a man o' no edication to speak of to take it all in. This gen'leman, Mr Brute, 'e said if 'e was hout w'en I called I was to wait, an' say you was to make tea for two, an' 'ave it laid in the bedroom as 'e'd require the parlour for the mill."
"Oh," said Dorothy, "you're Sarah. I had almost given you up." "Begging your parding, Miss," rejoined Mrs. Smithers in a chilly tone of reproof, "but I take it it's better for us to begin callin' each other by our proper names. If we should get friendly, there'd be ample time to change. Your uncle, God rest 'is soul, allers called me 'Mis' Smithers." Somewhat startled at first, Mrs.
"Avast there!" he shouted, rising promptly. "Come in, lass. Come in no damage done." "Oh! sir," exclaimed the horrified Liffie, "I ax your parding." "Don't put yourself about my girl. I'm used to collisions, and it's not in the power o' your small carcass to do me damage."
Mr Rokens flushed a deep Indian-red, and his nose assumed a warm blue colour instantly. "Oh! ma'am, I ax yer parding." "Pray don't mention it a mere accident. I'm so sorry you have got a bad Oh!"
Brimberly groaned and goggled helplessly from Mr. Jenkins who stood fumbling with his banjo to Mr. Stevens who gaped fishlike. "And now," said Young R., having viewed them each in turn, "if these er very thirsty musicians have had enough of er my wine to er drink, perhaps you'll be so obliging as to see them off the premises?" "I I beg parding, sir?" "Please escort your friends off the premises."
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