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Jude's is distinctly low quite Evangelical in fact: indeed, I may say, scarcely what I should consider sound church principles at all in any way; and I think you ought most certainly to avoid it sedulously. Evangelicism is on the decline at present in Pilbury Regis. As to St.
The revelry within became more and more boisterous, and the chances of a speedy retreat more and more remote, when all of a sudden there was a sharp click and the door swung back hard on its hinges, precipitating Cusack, Pilbury, and Curtis backwards into the room in among the very feet of the besieged as, in a compact body, they rushed out.
The mischief's done already, to some extent, for all Pilbury knows now that Schurz came down here to stop with you at your lodgings: but if I were to keep you on they'd say I didn't disapprove of Schurz's opinions, and that would naturally be simple ruination for the school simple ruination.
"Fellow's born a chemist," said Pilbury, watching him admiringly; "that's just what old Joram does at the dispensary. What's all the spread out for?" "To dry it," said Philpot. "Why don't you stick it on the shovel and hold it over the gas?" suggested Cusack. "Jolly fag waiting till it dries itself." "Oh, it won't be long," said Philpot. "And what's it going to do when it's done?" asked Cusack.
The boy steering was our old acquaintance Pilbury, and as his boat approached he shouted out cheerily, "Hullo, there, Parson! mind your eye! We'll race you in give you ten yards and bump you in twenty! Pull away, you fellows! One, two, three, gun! Off you go! Oh, well rowed, my boat! Now you've got him! Wire in, now! Smash him up! scrunch him into the bank! Hooroo! two to one on us!
Then Pilbury cried in tones of feigned warning, "Here comes the doctor! We'll see what he says." "Won't do," shouted Parson from within. "Won't wash, my boy. Paddy's down at Shellport. Any more sherbet left, King?" "I'll go and tell the captain, that's what I'll do," said Pilbury. "Won't wash again," cried Parson.
This was as much as the irascible schoolhouse fag could expect, so he sat down again. "You know," said Pilbury, anxious to make things quite pleasant again, "a lot of the fellows say the schoolhouse would have won in any case." "I'd like to know who says that," demanded Parson, whose turn it now was to be angry. "Oh, everybody in our house.
The melancholy story of Mr Parrett and the sulphuretted hydrogen was recounted. "It's a pity," said he, gravely. "I wonder if Paddy would mind giving us a licking instead," suggested Pilbury, whose hands were of the horny kind. Even the others whose palms were less seasoned seemed willing to fall in with this alternative, but Riddell discouraged it. "No," said he, "he's not likely to do that.
"I shall propose it," he cried, "and you'd better shut up, old Ikey!" Game, amid much laughter, rose to order, and asked if these expressions were parliamentary? Isaacs said, "Certainly not, and Mr Pilbury must withdraw them."
Isaacs informed the hon. gentleman that members of that House were always called "Mr" "Mr Cusack, then," said Pilbury, "it's just a dodge of Ikey to floor me in my speech. Why shouldn't old Mr Cusack Eh, what say?" This was addressed to Philpot, who was eagerly trying to prompt his ally. "Go it, let out at them," he whispered.
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