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Th' doctor's little lass lies there. Yo never knowd her, Mr. Penrose. Hoo were some pratty, bless her! Did yo' ever read what her faither put o'er th' top o' th' stone? Mr. Penrose confessed he was in ignorance of the epitaph over the grave of the doctor's child. As yet the history and romance of the graveyard were unknown to him.
"From New York, to Bordeaux. A heavy blow we have just had of it." "Quite; the like of it, I've not seen in many a day. You've a pratty sea-boat, yon!" "She made capital weather, in the late gale, and I've every reason to be satisfied with her. Pray, haven't you an American on board, of the name of Marble?
'Have you done enjoying yourself, sir? said Ralph, at length. 'Pratty nigh for the prasant time, sir, replied John. 'I can wait, said Ralph. 'Take your own time, pray. Ralph waited until there was a perfect silence, and then turning to Mrs Nickleby, but directing an eager glance at Kate, as if more anxious to watch his effect upon her, said: 'Now, ma'am, listen to me.
"Was there any large school near?" I asked him, in reference to the letter. "Oh yes," he said; "there was a pratty big 'un." "Was it a good one?" I asked. "Ey!" he said, "it was as good as anoother; that was a' a matther of opinion"; and fell to looking at the fire, staring round the room, and whistling a little.
Here's a pratty home and a lovely garden come up from the ocean depths to shield and shelter ye; and ye shall have bonny fruits and flowers to pleasure ye, after the strife and turmoil you have been undergoing. But, aye, leddies, what a grand boat this is.
"I reckon ye would," interrupted Margaret with disconcerting frankness; "I've a good bit o' brass saved." This was news to Ted, and he looked at her with genuine interest. "Have ye?" said he. "I raly didn't know. Well, I'm doin' pratty well too, an' I've got a nice little place " "Nay," put in Margaret, "it isn't mich of a place; this here's twice th' size, an' a dale coomfortabler.
Hes a good man is Joodge Temple, and a kind one, and one who will be no the likelier to do the pratty thing, becase ye would wish to tarrify him wid the law. I know of but one objaction to the same, which is an over-careless ness about his sowl.
Penrose, and whom he still so dearly loved. When Rehoboth heard of the coming marriage of Mr. Penrose many were its speculations on the woman he was taking for wife. Milly wondered 'if th' lass 'ud be pratty, and 'what colour her een 'ud be'; while old Joseph declared 'hoo'd be mighty high-minded, but that hoo were comin' to wheer hoo'd be takken daan a bit.
I knew many French gentlemen during our war, and they all appeared to me to be men of great humanity and goodness of heart; but these Jacobins are as blood thirsty as bull-dogs. There was one Roshambow wid us down at Yorrektown, cried the landlady a mighty pratty man he was too; and their horse was the very same.
"If there was any whiskey, I'd give um a wake," he sighed. "I'm a pratty soldier now, without a gun to me back." "I'll let ye carry mine when we come to foot it," suggested Glover. "Yis, an' ye may carry me part av the boat," retorted Sweeny. The bear meat was tough and musky, but it could be eaten, must be eaten, ind was eaten.
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