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'Wery glad to hear it, sir, replied the old man; 'I took a good deal o' pains with his eddication, sir; let him run in the streets when he was wery young, and shift for hisself. It's the only way to make a boy sharp, sir. 'Rather a dangerous process, I should imagine, said Mr. Pickwick, with a smile. 'And not a wery sure one, neither, added Mr. Weller; 'I got reg'larly done the other day.
"'Pol'tics, remarks Colonel Sterett on that o'casion, re-fillin' his glass for the severaleth time, 'jest nacherally oozes from a editor, as you-all who reads reg'larly the Coyote b'ars witness; he's saturated with pol'tics same as Huggins is with whiskey. As for myse'f, aside from my vocations of them tripods, pol'tics is inborn in me.
"They weren't good fellows when they traded at the great wharf," said Susan. "They had a quarrel down there once a week, reg'larly." "Well, suppose they do trust me in that," said Eph. "I can never rub out that I've been in State's-prison." "You don't want to rub it out. You can't rub anything out that's ever been; but you can do better than rub it out." "What do you mean?"
Miss Carew's quick sympathy was aroused at once. "Mrs. Perry ill. Oh, I am so sorry! What has caused it, I wonder? I hope she hasn't been out in the hot sun. I warned her not to." "No, miss; 'twas last night that upset her, I think. Some fellows came and tried to steal her fowls, and she was reg'larly frightened she was, and I reckon she caught cold standing at the door in her nightdress."
She raised her head and languidly inquired, 'Who's that, and what do you want? 'Hush, said Sam, swinging himself on to the wall, and crouching there in as small a compass as he could reduce himself to, 'only me, miss, only me. 'Mr. Pickwick's servant! said Arabella earnestly. 'The wery same, miss, replied Sam. 'Here's Mr. Vinkle reg'larly sewed up vith desperation, miss.
Bridget sniffed audibly. "She reg'larly thrun herself at his head," said Mary spitefully. "Did I indeed?" said Nanny, emerging from behind the window-curtain. "Brian here could tell yous a different story. He's been beggin' an' prayin' this half-hour, an' I haven't give him an answer yet." "Ah, but you will!" said Brian, with an ingratiating smile.
"If he dared to reg'larly steal you he'd dare to do anything else; but I'll get away before he comes up, an' I'll go an' tell the captain of the boat. Then t rather think the man will wish he'd never'd said anything about a pony, for he'll be arrested." " No, no, don't! " cried Ned, "he'd be sure to kill me if you should do that, an' then what good would it do me?
'Stead of beggin' my pardon as any gen'l'm'n would ha' done, he got more abusive than ever: called me a wessel, Sammy a wessel of wrath and all sorts o' names. So my blood being reg'larly up, I first gave him two or three for himself, and then two or three more to hand over to the man with the red nose, and walked off.
'He's just as much off his grub as he vos when he com'd in; never see'd an 'oss more reg'larly dished more 'Well, well, said Mr. Sponge, interrupting the catalogue of grievances; 'I s'pose I must do as you say I s'pose I must do as you say: what sort of a day is it? 'Vy, the day's not a bad day; at least that's to say, it's not a wery haggrivatin' day.
"Course we will, my lad, only take it coolly, and go about as if your comb were reg'larly cut and your spurs took off. I say." "Yes?" "I shall expect you and the doctor to tackle Old King Cole." "Yes, yes, but we must have arms." "Course you must. You wait." "Yes. Were the blacks civil to you?"
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