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You sawr 'ow them tinkers jibbed just now. I must 'umor 'em a bit, d n 'em. But wait till the next time some of 'em ships under me. Lord luv' a duck, won't I skin 'em? Not 'arf!" De Sylva, with all his admirable command of English, could not follow the Coke variety in its careless freedom. But he knew his man.
"The least he could do," snapped the servant, "knocking folks into orspitals with his fine gent airs. I sawr him out of the winder while you was in the shop, and there he spoke law-de-daw to a brat of a boy as ought to be in gaol, seeing he smoked a cigar stump an' him but a ten-year-old guttersnipe. Ses I, oh, a painted maypole you is, I ses, with a face as hard as bath bricks.
Hume gave him two sovereigns, and the runner could not have been more taken aback had the donor "landed him" on the sound jaw. "And now, you," said Brett to the cabman. "What did you see?" "Me!" with a snort of indignation. "Little over an hour ago I sawr a smawt keb an' a tidy little nag wot I gev thirty quid fer at Ward's in the Edgware Road a fortnight larst Toosday. And wot do I see now?
"I know," the other girl replied. "'Orrible case, I call it!" "Well, 'e defended 'im. I sawr 'is picture in the Daily Reflexion myself. Very 'andsome man, eh? They do say!..." Lady Cecily came into her box, followed by her husband, and Henry looked steadily up at her in the hope that she would see him, but she did not glance in his direction.
Her English was fair enough, as a general thing though, being of New York origin, she had the fashion peculiar to many natives of that city of pronouncing saw and law as if they were spelt sawr and lawr. Petroleum was the agent that had suddenly transformed the Gashlys from modest hard-working country village folk into "loud" aristocrats and ornaments of the city. The Hon.
"Once," remarked Cap'n Bill, "I sawr a picter of you in an almanac." "Ah, the almanacs always did us full justice," the crab replied, "but I'm told they're not fashionable now." "If you don't mind, we'd like to pass on," said Button-Bright. "No, I don't mind, but be careful not to step on my legs. They're rheumatic, it's so moist here."
'What was the secret, then? asked Baltic, casting round for information. 'Bless 'ee, my tiny! Jentham nivir tole me. An' I was curis to know, my dove, so when he walks away half-seas over I goes too. I follows, lovey, I follow, but I nivir did cotch him up, fur rain and storm comed mos' dreful. 'Did you not see him on that night, then? 'Sight of my eyes, I sawr 'im dead.
Her English was fair enough, as a general thing though, being of New York origin, she had the fashion peculiar to many natives of that city of pronouncing saw and law as if they were spelt sawr and lawr. Petroleum was the agent that had suddenly transformed the Gashlys from modest hard-working country village folk into "loud" aristocrats and ornaments of the city. The Hon.
I was too near gittin' at the taste on it not to know it again. Mat. When was it you saw him, Bill? Bill. Yesterday, Mattie jest arter you give me the tart. I sawr him again this mornin', but he wouldn't place no confidence in me. Mat. Oh dear! Why didn't you come straight to me, Bill? Bill. If I'd only ha' known as you wanted him! But that was sech a unlikely thing!
But arter the smash I went 'ome t' m' grann' and hid the brooch. W'en I wos a-lookin' at it at night, I sawr 'er a-lookin' at it, and she grabbed it. I cut away with m'own property, not wishin' to be robbed by the ole gal." "What did you do then?" Tray wiped his mouth with the back of his sleeve. "I 'eard that Mr. Norman wos dead " "Yes, and you told Jessop so in the office. How did you know?"
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