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"I knocked the dhirty face av him, sor, an' can ye blame me? A mane scutt, thryin' for to poison a well-manin' sthranger. I knocked the face av him, an' got away home." "Now the next misfortune?" "Faith, that was av a sort likely to turn out the last of all misfortunes. I wint that day to the Crystial Palace, bein' dishposed for a little sphort, seein' as I was new to London.
'Well an' good do you know fwhat ut is, ye skulkin' ditch-lurkin' dogs! Get a doolie, an' take this whimperin' scutt away. There will be more heard av ut than any av you will care for. "Vulmea sat up rockin' his head in his hand an' moanin' for Father Constant. "'Be done! sez O'Hara, dhraggin' him up by the hair. 'You're none so dead that you cannot go fifteen years for thryin' to shoot me.
"You'll blow me head off," I sez, throwin' my arm clear; "go through under my arm-pit, ye bloodthirsty little scutt," sez I, "but don't shtick me or I'll wring your ears round." 'Fwhat was ut ye gave the Paythan man forninst me, him that cut at me whin I cudn't move hand or foot? Hot or cowld was ut? 'Cold, said Ortheris, 'up an' under the rib-jint. 'E come down flat. Best for you 'e did.
Whin I see a likely man av the native persuasion, I will descind blushin' from my canopy and say, 'Buy a palanquin, ye black scutt? I will have to hire four men to carry me first, though; and that's impossible till next pay-day."
"Say your own part av ut, then, Terence, darlin'," sez she; "for begad I'm thinkin' I've said too much or too little for an honest girl," an' wid that she put her arms round my neck an' kissed me. "There's no more to be said afther that," sez I, kissin' her back again Oh the mane scutt that I was, my head ringin' wid Dinah Shadd!
"But, Davy," asked Jack, "where is the port and the shipping, and where are all the settlers? There don't seem to be many people stirring about here this morning." "Port and shipping be blessed," said Davy; "and as for the settlers, there are only about half-a-dozen left, with these two boys and my wife, and Hannah Scutt.
Tatt's part, as being indecorous, unprofessional, and unbusiness-like. You thoroughly understand, Mr. Scutt?" Mr. Scutt bowed reverently. Mr. Nawby went on. "If your business connection, sir, with that party," he said, addressing Matthew, and indicating Mr. The late Miss Grice has left neither letters nor papers.
Mulvaney, in one of Kipling's stories, proved that he knew something about Shakespeare, for he put this advice into his own language so as to express the meaning perfectly: "Don't fight wid ivry scutt for the pure joy av fightin', but if you do, knock the nose av him first an' frequint." Roosevelt tried to keep out of the fight, but this is the way it happened.
I am av the opinion av Polonius whin he said, 'Don't fight wid ivry scutt for the pure joy av fightin', but if you do, knock the nose av him first an' frequint.. We ought to ha' gone on an' helped the Ghoorkhas." "But what do you know about Polonius?" I demanded. This was a new side of Mulvaney's character.
What good is the art junk to us? And the oil? "'Now, that man, says Andy, sitting thoughtfully on the bed, 'ain't what you would call an ordinary scutt. When he was showing me his cabinet of art curios his face lighted up like the door of a coke oven.
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