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Updated: May 29, 2025
"Where is it? what have you done with it?" hastily asked Captain de Haldimar. "Here, in my backy-box, your honour. I kept it safe, thinking as how it might sarve to let us know all about it afterwards."
That's Hallet's Cove, Miss Rose, and a pretty anchorage it would be for us, if the wind and tide didn't sarve to take us through the Gate." "Are we near the Gate, Capt. Spike?" asked Rose, the fine bloom on her cheek lessening a little, under the apprehension that formidable name is apt to awaken in the breasts of the inexperienced. "Half a mile, or so.
"There ain't nary bitty sense in it." More interesting are substitutions of one sound for another. In mountain dialect all vowels may be interchanged with others. So any other vowel may serve in place of e: sarve, chist, upsot, tumble. The word coil is variously pronounced quile, querl or quorl. They never drop h, nor substitute anything for it.
If we hold the block, we can give him timely warning, by firing rifles, for instance; and should he determine to attack the savages, as a man of his temper will be very likely to do, the possession of this building will be of great account in the affair. No, no! my judgment says remain, if the object be to sarve the Sergeant, though escape for our two selves will be no very difficult matter."
"Humph!" growled Captain Gillespie, "the confounded skulker has only brought it on himself, and sarve him right, too."
But you'll soon find him out, and he'll sarve to laugh at behind his back, you know, Mr Simple, for that's no go before his face." Captain Kearney made his appearance on board the next day.
Her walk along the lead had attracted a good deal of attention, and the embrace was the signal for a sympathetic cheer from the miners about, and the men whirled their hats in the air. 'Arrah! Won't ye sarve the bla'gards all alike, darlin'? cried a young fellow on the left. Aurora bowed low, and scattered kisses over the field with both hands, winning another cheer. Jim watched her with pride.
"I'd like to sarve 'em as the heathen do their idols when they git converted to Christianity." "Be you a Christian, Recta." Recta looked down confusedly, twirled her thumbs, and finally answered in a constrained tone, "I belong to the church." "Du ye? well, may be I'll jine it tu.
Trust your brother to get away from they bloody-minded Spaniards if they gives him half a chance. For all that we knows he may ha' done it a'ready. And if he haven't, and you makes up your mind to fit out an expedition to go in search of mun, take me with ye, sir. I'll sarve ye well as pilot, Mr Garge, none better, sir.
"I believe you're purty near the truth," replied Jemmy, "but I was near forgettin' it seems the Crowner of the country is sick, an' there can't be an inquest held till he recovers; if he ever does recover, an' if it 'ud sarve poor ould Dalton, that he never may, I pray God this day! come away, you'll be killed for stayin'."
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