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Bardell, 'you've never been introduced, I declare! Mr. Raddle, ma'am; Mrs. Cluppins, ma'am; Mrs. Raddle, ma'am. 'Which is Mrs. Cluppins's sister, suggested Mrs. Sanders. 'Oh, indeed! said Mrs. Rogers graciously; for she was the lodger, and her servant was in waiting, so she was more gracious than intimate, in right of her position. 'Oh, indeed! Mrs. Raddle smiled sweetly, Mr.
'I I have no doubt, Mrs. Raddle, said Bob Sawyer, blinking this last question, 'that before the middle of next week we shall be able to set ourselves quite square, and go on, on a better system, afterwards. This was all Mrs. Raddle wanted.
"Well, Miss Die, I'se go to Woolverton then, and if the earths are not stopt, I'se raddle Dick the miller's bones for him." "Do, my dear Thornie; horsewhip the rascal to purpose via fly away, and about it;" Thorncliff went off at the gallop "or get horsewhipt yourself, which will serve my purpose just as well. I must teach them all discipline and obedience to the word of command.
What is odious but noise, and people who scream and bewail? people whose vane points always east, who live to dine, who send for the doctor, who raddle themselves, who toast their feet on the register, who intrigue to secure a padded chair and a corner out of the draught? Suffer them once to begin the enumeration of their infirmities, and the sun will go down on the unfinished tale.
"I am very much indebted to you for your friendship and good nature, Hopkins," said the wretched Mr. Bob Sawyer, "but I think the best plan to avoid any further dispute is for us to break up at once." "Now, Mr. Sawyer," screamed the shrill voice of Mrs. Raddle, "are them brutes going?" "They're only looking for their hats, Mrs. Raddle," said Bob; "they are going directly." "Going!" said Mrs.
"If we dinna, and I get back at a', which is dootfu', I shall gae back wi' barely a dozen loons to my tail, an' the Cawmbells, be damned to every man o' the name, will ride on my back for the rest of my days." "Ye're in the right of it, Strowan," said my Lord Ogilvie. "There's too few of us for this work, but a little peat will boil a little pot. Let us gang back and raddle the Glasgow bodies.
'Don't talk to me, don't, you brute, for fear I should be perwoked to forgit my sect and strike you! said Mrs. Raddle. While this dialogue was going on, the driver was most ignominiously leading the horse, by the bridle, up to the house with the red door, which Master Bardell had already opened. Here was a mean and low way of arriving at a friend's house!
"Well, Miss Die, I'se go to Woolverton then, and if the earths are not stopt, I'se raddle Dick the miller's bones for him." "Do, my dear Thornie; horsewhip the rascal to purpose via fly away, and about it;" Thorncliff went off at the gallop "or get horsewhipt yourself, which will serve my purpose just as well. I must teach them all discipline and obedience to the word of command.
Raddle, turning fiercely to the first-floor lodger, 'that a woman could be married to such a unmanly creetur, which can tamper with a woman's feelings as he does, every hour in the day, ma'am? 'My dear, remonstrated Mr. Raddle, 'I didn't mean anything, my dear. 'You didn't mean! repeated Mrs. Raddle, with great scorn and contempt. 'Go away. I can't bear the sight on you, you brute.
Mackenzie is a shrew of one sort, but we could not take her vile personality as the basis of a classification. Mrs. Raddle is one of that lower middle-class which Dickens knew so well, still she is not hateful or vile, or anything but droll.
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