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"You bet your sox," yelled the strange voice, in chorus with other shouts of approval. "O' course, I ain't no bettin' man," went on Bill, insinuatingly, "as a regular thing, but I'd gamble a few jist here on this pint; if the boys was stuck on anythin' costin' about seven hundred dollars, it seems to me likely they'd git it in about two days, per'aps."
And yet he became aware that she was thinking thinking very rapidly calling up unexpected reserves. "Trois mois trois mois. Well, but I don't feel so ill I don't feel ill at all per'aps for a leetle month just a leetle month." He had no clue to her thought. She looked about her rather vaguely as though everything had suddenly become unreal.
"She promised to call here at twelve-thirty, an' I was to meet her. But" here Tilda had to keep a tight hold on her voice "per'aps I'm early?" "It's close upon one o'clock," said Doctor Glasson, with a glance towards the mantelshelf. "What is your aunt's name, and her business?" "She's called Brown Martha Brown Mrs.
But when I turned I saw the tousled yellow-headed landlady standing in the breach. Mrs. Heath stopped me in the hall to inquire whether I could say "anythink abart the rent per'aps?" Her manner was defiant. I found three months were owing. "It's no good arsking 'im," she said, though not unkindly on the whole. "I'm sick an' tired of always being put off. He talks about the gawds and a Mr.
You go to ze war, per'aps, like my frand, Señor Jones?" "I was in Washington," Pell winced. "A dollar-a-year man." "You use your money, your power, to escape ze war? So! You are not only a skindler, but a coward. While my frand fight, you stay to home, to torture ze woman, H'm! I see it all now. Nice boy, you!"
"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.
Some might say, 'Was he a eloquent man? and to that my answer would be: 'Well, there you've a better right per'aps to speak of your own uncle than what I have. Others might ask, 'Did he keep a hold of his congregation? and there again I should reply, 'That depends. But as I say Yes, Eliza, my girl, I'm coming eleven o'clock, sir, and you inquire for the King's Head pew."
Some folks most folks, I'm comin' to think just can't 'elp theirselves. But it's saddenin'." "0' course," suggested Sam, "I might take on the job single-'anded. My orders don't go beyond this place; but the beer'll wait, and 'Ucks per'aps won't mind my takin' a 'oliday not if I explain." Tilda regarded him for a while before answering.
"Per'aps you wouldn't mind squirtin' out the soda, sir, bein' more used to it." While these preliminaries were being arranged, Polton silently slipped out of the room, and when our visitor had fortified himself with a gulp of the uncommonly stiff mixture, the examination began. "Your name, I think, is Wilkins?" said Thorndyke. "That's me, sir. Samuel Wilkins is my name." "And your occupation?"
But per'aps if we keep them till they're ransomed, it means that we keep them till they're dead." "Now, that's something LIKE. That'll answer. Why couldn't you said that before? We'll keep them till they're ransomed to death; and a bothersome lot they'll be, too eating up everything, and always trying to get loose." "How you talk, Ben Rogers.
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