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Here, Martha! Martha! where iss that wuman? It iss always out of the way she iss when she's wantit. Ay, Peegwish, you will do equally well. Go to the staple, man, an' tell the poy to put the mare in the cariole. Make him pe quick; it's slow he iss at the best, whatever." Lambert did not wait to hear the remarks of Angus, but drove off at once.
But every little while, as it pecked at the bark of the tree, the purple bird bethought itself of some secret sorrow, and repeated its plaintive note of "Peep, peep, pe weep!" On his way to the shore, Ulysses had the good luck to kill a large stag by thrusting his spear into his back. I have already hinted to you what gormandizers some of the comrades of King Ulysses were.
"Gome, gome," insisted Mr. Sieppe, moving toward the door. "Goot-py, Trina," exclaimed Mrs. Sieppe, crying harder than ever. "Doktor where is der doktor Doktor, pe goot to her, eh? pe vairy goot, eh, won't you? Zum day, Dokter, you vill haf a daughter, den you know berhaps how I feel, yes." They were standing at the door by this time. Mr.
"I didn't have nothin' to do with cuttin' him loose, if he war cut loose." "You didn't saw the lariat yourself, Schmidt, I know that. But do you know who did saw it?" "I dunno the first thing about it." "Bray to pe struck tead if you do." "I dunno how to pray." "Then holt up your hants and gurse yourself to hell if you do."
The first letter, Pe, stands for Potiphar, his Egyptian master; Samek stands for Soharim, the merchantmen that bought Joseph from the company of Ishmaelites to whom his brethren had sold him; Yod stands for these same Ishmaelites; and Mem, for the Midianites that obtained him from the merchantmen, and then disposed of him to Potiphar. But Passim. has yet another meaning, "clefts."
Unless my topesheet goes pack on me, for deh first dime in forty years dere vill pe a record clip pefore a veek from to-tay." "I am with you there, Ike," answered Joe. "If Barry Conant's knife-edged teeth ever spelt a killin', they do to-day.
If ta wife will pe ta paad wife, she will pe ta paad wife however, and ta poor man will pe hafing ta paad wife and ta paad plame of it too, and tat will pe more as 'll pe fair, mem." "'Deed ye never said a truer word, Maister MacPhail!" assented Miss Horn.
"I am perfectly aware of it," said Mr Escot. "True, true," continued the sexton; "put to pe sure, Owen Thomas of Morfa-Bach will have it that one summer evening when he went over to Cwm Cynfael in Meirionnydd, apout some cattles he wanted to puy he saw a strange figure pless us! with five horns!
Not I! The scorching sunlight streams through the open door of the inn the thirsty flies buzz with persistent loudness some voices are singing "La Fata di Amalfi" I can distinguish the words "Chiagnaro la mia sventura Si non tuorne chiu, Rosella! Tu d' Amalfi la chiu bella, Tu na Fata si pe me! That is a true song, Nina mia! "Non c'e Stella comm' a te!" What did Guido say?
Angus Macdonald discovered them thus occupied, and had difficulty in resisting his desire to pitch the lazy fellow into the river. "What wass you doin' there?" he cried. "Wass it wastin' your time wi' small fush you will pe doin', an' every wan else workin' hard? Go an' putt the ox in the cart an' haul watter. Look sharp!"
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