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The birds have flown," laughed Purdy, and smacked his thigh. "Well, I declare, an' so they 'ave the NAUGHTY creatures!" exclaimed Mrs. Beamish in mock dismay. "But trust you, Mr. Smith, for sayin' the right thing. Jus' exackly like birds they are so shy an' scared-like. But I'll give you the 'int, gents. They'll not be far away. Jus' you show 'em two can play at that game. Mr.
"'No, ye won't, I says; 'ye'll stay where ye are. Ye don't leave this place to-night. Ye'll go up-stairs and git into my bed. She looked at me kind o' scared-like; then she looked at John an' our big man Mike who had come in while I was dryin' her out, but I stopped that right away. 'No, ye needn't worry, I said, 'an' ye won't. Ye're just as safe here as ye would be in your mother's arms.
"I'd ha' knocked your head right off, Tom Hamon, if I'd been there. Right off yes, an' bumped it on the ground." "No, you wouldn't. 'Cause, in the first place, you couldn't, and in the second place you wouldn't have looked at her then. She was no more to look at than a bit of a rabbit, slipping about, scared-like, with her big eyes all round her." "Great rough bull of a chap you was, Tom.
I jest seen the ghost! 'Ghost! says all on us, sittin' up, ye may be sure, Peter. 'Ay, says John, lookin' over 'is shoulder, scared-like, 'seed un wi' my two eyes, I did, an' what's more, I heerd un tu! 'Wheer? says all on us, beginnin' to look over our shoulders likewise. 'Wheer? says John, 'wheer should I see un but in that theer ghashly 'Oller.
"Yes," replied Amarilly. "So happy, and so scared-like, and she's going to dress at our house and could you come early and fix on the veil? We don't just know how it goes." St. "Of course I will. And now will you take a little note to St. John for me on your way home?" "Yes, Miss King. And are you going to tell him it is found?"
As the doctor bless the man! always says, there's good in everybody if so be you'll look for it. Only I'd as lief think that Mrs. Durward was somehow scared-like too almighty scared to be her natchral self, savin' now and again when she forgets." To Mrs. Selwyn, the breaking off of Sara's engagement, and the manner of it, signified very little.
He came again on Saturday evening, and acted very queerly. Both times he was alone with Mr. Thorpe. Again he fairly rushed out of the house as if he was pursued by devils. Then he came on Sunday night, and the same thing happened. As he was going out, I spoke to him, and this is what he said to me,—scared-like and shaking all over, sir,—'I'm not coming here again, Wade. No more of it for me.
Don't move, Jack; don't move; if your pistol hurts ye, take it off. "It's been more'n six months now that she's seemed unhappy and lonesome, and kinder nervous and scared-like. And sometimes I've ketched her lookin' at me sort of timid and pitying. And she writes to somebody.
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