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"Oh, no, Rawdon, but you always exaggerate," said Tanny. "Maybe," said Lilly. "I think Japanese are fascinating fascinating so quick, and such FORCE in them " "Rather! eh?" said Jim, looking with a quick smile at Tanny. "I think a Japanese lover would be marvellous," she laughed riskily. "I s'd think he would," said Jim, screwing up his eyes.
But no, they must trail them ten miles in a slow ambulance to Nottingham. It's a crying shame! Oh, and the fuss he'll make! I know he will! I wonder who's with him. Barker, I s'd think. Poor beggar, he'll wish himself anywhere rather. But he'll look after him, I know. Now there's no telling how long he'll be stuck in that hospital and WON'T he hate it! But if it's only his leg it's not so bad."
Praying that your Petitioners may have a Grant of Such Lands Scituate as Afores'd. for the Ends & Purposes afores'd. And that a Committee may be appointed by this Hon'ble: Court to View, Survey and Set out to Yo'r. Petitioners the s'd. Lands, that so Yo'r. s'd.
"I s'd think he'd got plenty on hand," said Leonard. "You had a nasty walk, didn't you, Miriam?" said Annie. "Yes but I'd been in all week " "And you wanted a bit of a change, like," insinuated Leonard kindly. "Well, you can't be stuck in the house for ever," Annie agreed. She was quite amiable. Beatrice pulled on her coat, and went out with Leonard and Annie. She would meet her own boy.
Her death was occasioned by a consumption being wasted to skin & bone & she had an issue made in her arm bee: she was much troubled with rheum, & one of ye women yt tended herr dressing her arm, s'd shee never saw such an arm in her Life, I, s'd my most dear Mother but yt shall bee a Glorious Arm.
"Wa'al, I tried all the tricks I knowed an' I could lead him but when I was in the buggy he wouldn't stir till he got good an' ready; 'n' then he'd start of his own accord an' go on a spell, an' " "Did he keep it up?" Mrs. Bixbee interrupted. "Wa'al, I s'd say he did. I finely got home with the critter, but I thought one time I'd either hev to lead him or spend the night on the East road.
Why don't you go off on some them long v'y'ges? s'd I. It's pretty hard when Mr. Wemmel stands ready to marry Z'rilla and provide a comfortable home for us both I hain't got a great many years more to live, and I SHOULD like to get some satisfaction out of 'em, and not be beholden and dependent all my days, to have Hen, here, blockin' the way.
'Name your price. Well, I wa'n't goin' to take an advantage of the feller, and I guess he see it. 'You've offered me three thousand, s'd I, 'n' I don't want to be no ways mean about it. Five thousand buys the place. 'It's mine, s'd he; just like that. I guess he see he had a gentleman to deal with, and we didn't say a word more. Don't you think I done right to sell to him?
The document was a complaint to the "Generall Court" against "Goodman Joab Brice" the complainant being designated by the honorable prefix of "Mr." "for y't hee, the s'd Goodman Brice, had sayd in y'e hearing of" various persons mentioned, "and to the verry face of y'e s'd Mr. Isaac Beardslie, y't y'e s'd Mr.
"I had a brother that had to skip once." "That so? Did he ever come back?" "I s'd say not. He ducked for good. Mother had a letter from him couple o' months before I left home. He was in Milwaukee." "Aw, this Bansemer's not that sort. He's made o' different stuff. Milwaukee? Holy Moses, it's only eighty mile from Chicago!"
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