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Updated: May 4, 2025
When she seed me, she gave a scream, popt her head onder the clothes, like a terrapin, and vanished well I vanished too. "'Ain't this too bad? sais I; 'I wish I could open a man's door, I'd lick him out of spite; I hope I may be shot if I don't, and I doubled up my fist, for I didn't like it a spec, and opened another door it was the housekeeper's.
Ferrars, and neither she nor your brother or sister suspected a word of the matter: till this very morning, poor Nancy, who, you know, is a well-meaning creature, but no conjurer, popt it all out.
When she seed me, she gave a scream, popt her head onder the clothes, like a terrapin, and vanished well I vanished too. "'Ain't this too bad? sais I; 'I wish I could open a man's door, I'd lick him out of spite; I hope I may be shot if I don't, and I doubled up my fist, for I didn't like it a spec, and opened another door it was the housekeeper's.
She called out, Jacob! said I, He can't hear you so far off; and pray tell him, I should like a cucumber too, if he has one. When she had stept about a bow-shot from me, I popt down, and whipt my fingers under the upper tile, and pulled out a letter without direction, and thrust it in my bosom, trembling for joy.
But he wants sadly to say something to me, as he whisperingly hinted. I was but talking to one of the maids just now, indeed a little to tamper with her by degrees: and she popt upon us, and said Nay, madam, don't offer to tempt poor innocent country maidens from doing their duty. You wanted, I hear, she should take a walk with you.
For his work he's never loth, An' a-pleasurin' he'll go Tho' certain sure to be popt of. Yo ho, with the rum below." Richard had not been brought up on stories as Georgina had. He had had few of this kind, and none so breathlessly realistic.
He caught a glimpse of my face at this moment; it seemed that I had no powers of fascination like the snake, for he roared out, "Murder, murder, de debil, de debil, first like a sarpent, den like himself; see him white face behind de tree; see him white face behind de tree;" and then, in the extremity of his fear, he popt, head foremost, into the grave, leaving his quivering legs and feet sticking upwards, as if he had been planted by the head, like a forked parsnip reversed.
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