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"You are, Cicero you needn't pretend you ain't," she pursues; and springing to her feet with an incredible nimbleness, she advances to the window, tucks up the old curtain, and says, "There; let the light reflect on your face. Badness looks out of it, Cicero! you never was a good nigger " "Per'aps not, Missus; but den I'se old."
"It's nothin' to make fun of, young gentlemen. I 'ave to go to the 'Ead with the charges. An' an' you mayn't be aware, per'aps, that I was followin' you this afternoon; havin' my suspicions." "Did ye see the notice-boards?" croaked McTurk, in the very brogue of Colonel Dabney. "Ye've eyes in your head. Don't attempt to deny it. Ye did!" said Beetle. "A sergeant!
"Per'aps he does know, and that's why he's dancin'." Winny gazed, fascinated, at the uplifted and ecstatic head. "I know," she said. "It's his grief. It's affected his brain." "It's Nacher," said the keeper, "that's what it is. Nacher's wound 'im up to go, and he goes, you see, whether or no. It's the instint in 'im and the time of year. 'E don't know no more than that."
"'And now, says I, 'per'aps you won't mind letting me go back to git some clothes on. "In one minute, he says, and went on calmly stowing the things away, and when he finished, he looks at me quite serious, and says, 'I'm obliged to you, he says, 'and I hope you haven't ketched cold standing with your feet on them bricks and nothing much on you, he says.
"Per'aps, sir." she faltered, as though lightning must strike her dead, "per'aps, would you think, a drop of cold water, given in His name, might moisten ?" But I stopped her, for the foolish talk had lasted long enough. "Of course," I exclaimed, "of course.
Then he wondered where he could get some clean rags. "Per'aps Mrs. Hunt'll have some," he thought, "an' anyhow I want to see Jim." So home he hastened as fast as his feet would carry him. Good Mrs.
There's tools to open things, an' you hev to be ready to 'xplain how you come thur an' jolly up a parlor maid per'aps. It's easy to hev made a mistake in the house, er be a gas man er a plumber wot the boss sent up to look at the pipes. But night work's best pay after you get onto things.
Did you call me out to hear this news?" "Si!" Alfarez nodded his head vigorously. Then, narrowing his eyes, he said, meaningly, in a voice that none might overhear, "Panama is sometimes very on'ealthy city for fat Americans." He ran a hostile glance up and down Anthony's burly frame. "It is the climate per'aps of too great 'eat." "In other words, you intend to make it hot for me, eh?"
"Is a party I've never 'eard of, if you'll excuse my sayin' so, no more'n I 'ave of yourself, sir." "Well!" began Amber; but paused, his face hardening as he looked the man up and down, nodding slowly. "Per'aps," continued Mr. Doggott, unabashed, "you mistyke me for my brother, 'Enery Doggott. 'E was 'ome, in England, larst I 'eard of 'im. We look a deal alike, I've been told."
The Jamaican rose, saying: "Step this way, please. I know the place where a very good female is. Per'aps she will make us a present." "How far is it?" "Oh, not too far," Allan replied, optimistically, and Kirk hopefully followed him. But at the opposite side of the square they were halted by a sudden commotion which drove all thoughts of food out of their minds.
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