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Mike Callaghan now came in sight, striding fast; "Mr. Mayor sends his love bother-o'-me his respex; and will be happy to see your honour." In three minutes more the Comedian was seated in a little parlour that adjoined Mr. Hartopp's counting-house, Mr. Hartopp seated also, vis-a- vis.
Ah many's the drop o' French brandy, glass o' port or sherry as I've drank to the 'ealth o' your uncle in them werry i-dentical chambers, sir. A gent wi' a werry elegant taste in crime is Sir Jervas. No, don't trouble to come down, sir, your young man shall let me out. A reg'lar treasure that 'ere young man o' yours, Mr. Werricker! Good morning, gen'elmen both, my best respex!" So saying, Mr.
"Which, speaking for the whole crew, as I think I may," said Billy Waters, glancing round to receive encouragement in a murmur of acquiescence, "I says, sir, with my and our respex, success to the Kestrel and her new commander, and " "Hooroar!" cried Tom Tully. "Boat from the shore, sir," cried the man at the side.
"Why, as they all come away from the church where they'd been a-doin' of it, sir I met the little, old Doochess in 'er coach, an' she see me, too. 'Why it's the little Giant! she sez. 'Best respex, mam, I sez, an' then I see as she'd got Lady Cleone wiv 'er a fine, 'igh-steppin', 'andsome young filly, I call 'er, an' no error. 'Where are you goin', Giant? sez the Doochess.
"'Ere I be a old man as 'as done more for ye than all th' young 'uns put t'gether. Mrs. Ravenslee, ma'am, best respex!" "And what have you been doing now?" enquired Ravenslee, smiling. "Well, Guv, I been an' got th' murderer for ye, that's all!"
"Ay, the pub!" "I believe there is an inn at the bend," said Mrs. Prockter; "but I don't think I've ever noticed the sign." "It's the Green Man," said James. "If you'll send some one round there, and the respex of Mr. Ollerenshaw to Mr. Benskin that's the land-lord and will he lend me the concertina as I sold him last Martinmas?" "Oh, Mr. Ollerenshaw!" shrieked Jos. "Can you play for dancing?
"Now, Lee," said Tom, as soon as Lee had gone through the ceremony of "Well, here's my respex, sir," "Now Lee, you have heard how ill the mistress is." "I have indeed, sir," said he; "and very sorry I am, as I am partly the cause of it." "All that simplifies matters, Will, considerably," said Tom. "I must tell you that when I asked her what put her in that state, she said, 'ask Lee."
I'M BLEST IF HE DIDN'T BRING MASTER A PLATE OF CABBITCH! Would you bleave it, that now, in the nineteenth sentry, when they say there's schoolmasters abroad, these stewpid French jackasses are so extonishingly ignorant as to call a CABBIDGE a SHOO! Never, never let it be said, after this, that these benighted, souperstitious, misrabble SAVIDGES, are equill, in any respex, to the great Brittish people.
When she had gone, Ravenslee sat plunged in gloomy thought until roused by the sound of approaching feet with a creak of shoes, a loud, arrogant creak there was no mistaking, and the Old Un appeared followed by Joe and the Spider, the latter looking very smart in his new livery. "Guv," said the Old Un, "best respex!
"Ma'am," said he, flourishing off his hat to Mrs. Trapes, "'ere 's me an' me lad Joe come to tea my best respex an' greetin's, ma'am. How do, Guv? I do 'ope as you ain't forgot th' cake." "Oh, we've plenty of cake, Old Un!" laughed Ravenslee. "An' water cress an' jam!" nodded Mrs. Trapes. "Guv," said the old man, gripping Ravenslee's hand, "God bless ye for a true man an' a noble sport.
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