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"I have already once been below with that object, sir," I replied; "but, discovering this man Le Breton as he calls himself acting in a very suspicious manner, I deemed it my duty to see him safe on deck before proceeding further in my quest." "What was he doing?" asked the skipper sharply. "I vill tell you, sare, vat I was doing," interrupted Le Breton recklessly.
"Anything, Senor Captain, you vant? me got in my store, all so cheap and so excellent," he said, making an attempt to bow, his keen, twinkling eyes fixed on his visitors, while he waited eagerly to note down the orders he might receive. "You will take vun glass, sare, of something cool?
An', Jawn, by dad, barrin' where th' brewery horse spilt oats on th' durestep an' th' patches iv grass on th' dump, sare a growin' thing but childher has that little man seen in twinty years. "'Twas hotter whin I seen him nex', an' I said so. ''Tis war-rum, he says, laughin'. 'By dad, I think th' ice 'll break up in th' river befure mornin', he says.
And all day long she kept close beside Jack, chaffing him, laughing at him, rallying him on his solemn face and driving him half-mad with her gay witchery. Then home they all came to supper, where waited them McNish and his mother with Mr. McGinnis, for they had been unable to join in the motor drive. "Ma certie, lassie! But ye're a sight for sare een. What hae ye bin daein tae her, Mr.
But the gentle speaker had not paused. "Sare iss no vife so spiritual," she repeated, triumphantly, "and who got a hussbandt so spiritual, sat eeser vun do you say 'eeser vun'?" "Either one," said her hostess, reassuringly. "Yes, so spiritual sat eeser vun can keep sat rule inside to be pairfect' clean, if sat vun do not see usseh vun idealize." I made a stir "Hmm!"
"Yees, sare, as many you please," replied the slave-dealer, with a wink that an ogre might have envied. "Have great many ob 'em stay vid me always." "Ah! then, they must be fond o' bad company," remarked Briant, in an undertone, "to live along wid such a alligator."
We'll meet in the library, say at half past twelve, and get the thing finished, eh, baron?" Wirsch grunted approval. "Vare goot, Sare Stephen; dee sooner a ting ees congluded, de bedder. 'Arf bast dwelve!" There was but a short stay made in the drawing-room, and before ten o'clock the guests streamed into the magnificent ball-room.
"You do ver' much, my frien', to help make it better," replied Tony, shaking his head, "but still I not make much money." "Are you hard up at Christmas, Tony?" asked Brimmer, with pretended sympathy. "Oh, yes, sare; all time hard up." At that moment Brimmer's gleaming eyes saw Dave Darrin and Dan Dalzell passing on the other side of the street. "Quick, Tony!
Handel, who had a considerable turn for humour, replied: "Oh! oh! you vill jump, vill you? very vell, sare; be so kind, and tell me de night ven you vill jump, and I vill advertishe it in de bills; and I shall get grate dale more money by your jumping, than I shall get by your singing." Although he lived much with the great, Handel was no flatterer.
It was but adventure that them led, And they in short time so them sped That at the fire arrived they, And went to land but mair delay." *Dark. Without. On shore the messenger was eagerly and anxiously awaiting them, and with a "sare hert" he told the King that the fire was none of his. Far from there being friends around, the English, he said, swarmed in all the land.
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