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"Then let us give Tom Potts some shootin at any rate; the ruffian is always poachin about our covers as it is. Speers should be written to, sir, to keep a look-out upon Batters and that villain his accomplice, and to be civil to them, and that sort of thing; and, damn it, to be down upon them whenever he sees the opportunity."

Kent won't travel eighty miles afore 'e calls a 'alt, I reckon." Sara looked at Brady's cunning, kindly face almost with affection. "Why did you do that?" she asked swiftly. "I've owed Mr. Lester Kent summat these three years," he answered complacently. "And I never forgets to pay back. I owed you summat, too, Miss Tennant. I haven't forgot how you spoke up for me when I was catched poachin'."

"Ye don't seem to mind bein' shot at," she said, with an odd smile, "but it won't do for you to kalkilate that EVERYBODY shoots as keerfully as uncle Harry." "I don't understand," he replied, struck by her manner. "Ye ain't very complimentary, or you'd allow that other folks might be wantin' what you took just now, and might consider you was poachin'," she returned gravely.

We did werra well at that gate we just passed, so we tries another field. Do you think that there owd dorg 'ud go in? Not he. There never was such a one for 'cuteness. We was all in our poachin' clothes, faces blacked, women's nightcaps on, and shirts on over our coats. Well, the light come in the sky, and I separates from my mates, for I sees the owd dorg put up a hare and coorse her.

"Ah! but I love 'ee, Prue come, kiss me theer now, tell me all about it all about it, Prue." "Oh, grandfer!" said she, from the hollow of his shoulder, "'tis just Jarge!" The old man grew very still, his mouth opened slowly, and closed with a snap. "Did 'ee did'ee say Jarge, Prue? Is it breekin' your 'eart ye be for that theer poachin' Black Jarge?

The keeper opened his eyes in some surprise at her uncompromising tone, but he said triumphantly: "I caught 'im poachin' " "Stand up! What do you mean by speaking to me sitting down?" cried Erebus in her most imperative tone. The keeper stood up with uncommon quickness and a sudden sheepish air: "'E was poachin'," he said sulkily. "He was not! A little boy like that!" cried Erebus scornfully.

That's why I browt t' rugs, of course. Gells never think o' nothin. It's parishin cowd here, neets fit to tie yo up in knots wi th' rheumatics, like Jim Spedding, if yo doan't mind yorsel. It wor only laying out a neet on Frimley Moor poachin, I guess 'at twisted Jim that way. Louie's countenance fell. Jim Spedding was a little crooked greengrocer in Clough End, of whom she had a horror.

He suddenly broke off into a shout of triumph: "But I got my fish on board the cutter. The Willing Mind's the on'y boat that did." Then he relapsed again into melancholy: "But I'm troubled about the poachin'. The temptation was great, but it wasn't right; and I'm not sure but what this storm ain't a judgment." He was silent for a little, and then cheered up. "I tell you what.

"It won't be poachin' if I have a bet, then?" asked the Cherub, more solicitous than he had appeared at an earlier stage of the game. "Poachers don't worry me," remarked Diablo's owner. "I'm my own game keeper, and they usually get the worst of it. But you go ahead and have your bet." "Thank you, there won't be no more bad breaks made by me; but I didn't mean to give you none the worst of it.

"W'at be that the Old Un be you alive an' kickin' yet?" "Ay, God be thanked, John!" "And w'at be all this I 'ear about that theer Black Jarge 'e never were much good but w'at be all this?" "Lies, mostly, you may tak' your oath!" nodded the Ancient. "But 'e've been took for poachin', ah! an' locked up at the 'All " "An' we 'm goin' to fetch un we be goin' to see Squire " "W'at you, Old Un?

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