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The dog took it in one gulp, and then he jumped up on Sam's lap and wagged his tail in 'is face for joy and thankfulness. "He's took a fancy to you, Sam," ses Ginger. Sam pushed the dog off on to the floor and wiped his face. "He's a good dog, by the look of 'im," ses Peter Russet, who was country bred. He bought a sausage-roll, and him and the dog ate it between 'em.
The poor wretch thought himself lucky when he succeeded in purchasing two epigramsworth of tobacco and a paradoxworth of potatoes. To cap his misfortunes, the nation suffered from a sudden invasion of immigrant epigrammatists, so that cynicisms went a-begging at ten for a sausage-roll. Nor was the dull but moral maxim at less discount than the witty but improper epigram.
Ginger was going to buy a sausage-roll for it, but, arter Sam 'ad pointed out that they was paying me fourpence a day for its keep, he didn't. And Sam 'ad the cheek to tell me that it liked a nice bit o' fried steak as well as anything. A lot o' people admired that dog.
He stood there watching 'em and smoking a threepenny cigar, and when they 'ad finished he told the barmaid to give 'em a sausage-roll each, and went off. "Peter and Ginger snatched up their sausage-rolls and follered 'im, and at last Ginger swallowed his pride and walked up to 'im and asked 'im to lend them some money. "'You'll get it back agin, he ses. 'You know that well enough.
The dog took it in one gulp, and then he jumped up on Sam's lap and wagged his tail in 'is face for joy and thankfulness. "He's took a fancy to you, Sam," ses Ginger. Sam pushed the dog off on to the floor and wiped his face. "He's a good dog, by the look of 'im," ses Peter Russet, who was country bred. He bought a sausage-roll, and him and the dog ate it between 'em.
And then I see Ralph Johnstone and Arch Hoxey " "Gee!" Mr. Wrenn was breathing. " dipping and doing the what do you call it? Dutch sausage-roll or something like that. Yelled my head off." "Oh, it must have been great to see 'em, and so close, too." "Yuh it sure was." There seemed to be no other questions to settle. Mr.
Janellan, who had been a rosy maid in the service of the Doctor's grandfather, the Parson, had thought the world's worth of Master Owen, from the first time she set eyes on him in a white frock, with a sausage-roll curl and diamond-patterned socks.
He stood there watching 'em and smoking a threepenny cigar, and when they 'ad finished he told the barmaid to give 'em a sausage-roll each, and went off. "Peter and Ginger snatched up their sausage-rolls and follered 'im, and at last Ginger swallowed his pride and walked up to 'im and asked 'im to lend them some money. "'You'll get it back agin, he ses. 'You know that well enough.
Ginger was going to buy a sausage-roll for it, but, arter Sam 'ad pointed out that they was paying me fourpence a day for its keep, he didn't. And Sam 'ad the cheek to tell me that it liked a nice bit o' fried steak as well as anything. A lot o' people admired that dog.
"Serves you right for eating no din " Watts started to say, but Leonore interjected, in an unusually loud voice. "Can't you get us something?" "Nothing; that will do for you, I'm afraid," said Peter. "I had Dennett send up one of his coffee-boilers so that the men should have hot coffee through the night, and there's a sausage-roll man close to him who's doing a big business.
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