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He ain't a beauty, any'ow." "Is he tall?" "Tall? Well, no, I shouldn't say tall, Mr. Anne." "Well, then, is he short?" "Short? No, I don't think I would say he was what you would call short. No, not piticular short, sir." "Then, I suppose, he must be about the middle height?" "Well, you might say it, sir; but not remarkable so." I smothered an oath. "Is he clean-shaved?" I tried him again.
I cannot say I found the subject of handcuffs to my fancy; and it was with more asperity than was needful that I reproved him for the slip about the name. "Yes, Mr. Ramornie," says he, touching his hat. "Begging your pardon, Mr. Ramornie. But I've been very piticular, sir, up to now; and you may trust me to be very piticular in the future. It were only a slip, sir."
I cannot say I found the subject of handcuffs to my fancy; and it was with more asperity than was needful that I reproved him for the slip about the name. 'Yes, Mr. Ramornie, says he, touching his hat. 'Begging your pardon, Mr. Ramornie. But I've been very piticular, sir, up to now; and you may trust me to be very piticular in the future. It were only a slip, sir.
'He see you get in this morning under Mr. Ramornie I was very piticular to Mr. Ramornie you, if you remember, sir and he see you get in again under Mr. Saint Eaves, and whatever's he going to see you get out under? that's what worries me, sir. It don't seem to me like as if the position was what you call stratetegic! 'Parrrbleu! will you let me be! I cried.
He then poured out another bumper, and as soon as he had tossed it off, said, "Dat is de clear grit; dat is oleriferous wake de dead amost, it is de genuine piticular old Jamaicky, and no mistake. I must put dat bottle back and give you todder one, dat must be wine for sartain, for it is chock full, but rum vaporates bery fast when de cork is drawn.
He ain't a beauty, any'ow. 'Is he tall? 'Tall? Well, no, I shouldn't say TALL Mr. Anne. 'Well, then, is he short? 'Short? No, I don't think I would say he was what you would call SHORT. No, not piticular short, sir. 'Then, I suppose, he must be about the middle height? 'Well, you might say it, sir; but not remarkable so. I smothered an oath. 'Is he clean-shaved? I tried him again.
"He see you get in this morning under Mr. Ramornie I was very piticular to Mr. Ramornie you, if you remember, sir and he see you get in again under Mr. St. Eaves, and whatever's he going to see you get out under? that's what worries me, sir. It don't seem to me like as if the position was what you call stratetegic!" "Parrrbleu! will you let me be?" I cried.
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