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"Where on airth can your father be?" "O, daddy's in the sink room," says the young 'un, "a openin' eyesters." The whole derjerner bust into a hoss larff for these Upper Ten folks, Samivel, betwixt you and me and the pump, my boy, ain't got no more manners than hogs. The child was voted an ongfong terriblee but it wor a fack.
Weller, stirring a glass of brandy-and-water, of which one was placed before every gentleman when the oyster shells were removed 'Mr. Pell, Sir, it wos my intention to have proposed the funs on this occasion, but Samivel has vispered to me Here Mr. Samuel Weller, who had silently eaten his oysters with tranquil smiles, cried, 'Hear! in a very loud voice.
Pickwick's inclination, and that he would be very happy to yield to his advice; upon which, Mr. Pickwick joyfully took him at his word, and called Sam back into the room. 'Sam, said Mr. Pickwick, clearing his throat, 'your father and I have been having some conversation about you. 'About you, Samivel, said Mr. Weller, in a patronising and impressive voice.
'Two hundred pound vurth o' reduced counsels to my son-in-law, Samivel, and all the rest o' my property, of ev'ry kind and description votsoever, to my husband, Mr. Tony Veller, who I appint as my sole eggzekiter. 'That's all, is it? said Sam. 'That's all, replied Mr. Weller.
Just open them ears o' yourn, and don't say nothin' till I've done. With this preface, Sam related, as succinctly as he could, the last memorable conversation he had had with Mr. Pickwick. 'Stop there by himself, poor creetur! exclaimed the elder Mr. Weller, 'without nobody to take his part! It can't be done, Samivel, it can't be done.
'Then I'll tell you wot it is, said Mr. Weller, after a short meditation, 'this is a case for that 'ere confidential pal o' the Chancellorship's. Pell must look into this, Sammy. He's the man for a difficult question at law. Ve'll have this here brought afore the Solvent Court, directly, Samivel.
Weller, with the tears still running down his cheeks, 'it 'ud ha' been a wery great accommodation to me if I could ha' done it, and 'ud ha' saved a good many vords atween your mother-in-law and me, sometimes; but I'm afeerd you're right, Sammy, it's too much in the appleplexy line a deal too much, Samivel.
Weller, taking up a pipe and laying it down again, 'it couldn't be. Samivel, total abstinence, if YOU please. 'But I like it of all things, said the housekeeper. 'No, rejoined Mr. Weller, shaking his head, 'no. 'Upon my word I do, said the housekeeper. 'Mr. Slithers knows I do. Mr.
Perker came out wonderfully, told various comic stories, and sang a serious song which was almost as funny as the anecdotes. Arabella was very charming, Mr. Wardle very jovial, Mr. Pickwick very harmonious, Mr. Ben Allen very uproarious, the lovers very silent, Mr. Winkle very talkative, and all of them very happy. 'Samivel, said Mr.
'A what! exclaimed Mr. Weller, apparently horror-stricken by the word. 'A walentine, replied Sam. 'Samivel, Samivel, said Mr. Weller, in reproachful accents, 'I didn't think you'd ha' done it.
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