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The Jehu looked with a pallid face at Merwyn, who said, carelessly: "It's all right. They are going in my direction." The quartet within soon began to entertain suspicions of Merwyn, and the one who had last spoken, apparently the leader, thrust his head out of the window and shouted: "Shtop! Who the divil is that chap on the box wid ye?"
The little girl Hilda, and the older daughter Minna, were behind them on a board laid across the sides of the wagon. Presley and Harran stopped to shake hands. "Say," cried Hooven, exhibiting an old, but extremely well kept, rifle, "say, bei Gott, me, I tek some schatz at dose rebbit, you bedt. Ven he hef shtop to run und sit oop soh, bei der hind laigs on, I oop mit der guhn und bing!
"So, Mike, you are really going to be a soldier?" "Yes, sor; but faith, Mr. L., I don't see the use of me going to shtop a bullet when sure an' I'm willin' for it to go where it plazes." March 18, 1862. There has been unusual gayety in this little village the past few days. The ladies from the surrounding plantations went to work to get up a festival to equip the new company.
Terence Reardon, having pounded his firemen into insensibility, had crept down the port alleyway, and, unknown to Captain Murphy and Mr. Henckel, he had, from the opposite side of the deck, watched the flashes of their pistols as they fired at each other. "I'll have to flank that fella an' put a shtop to this nonsense," Mr.
These were the only words he had spoken the entire evening. He departed; the company was profoundly impressed. About twenty minutes later, when Marcus Schouler was entertaining the guests by eating almonds, shells and all, Mr. Sieppe started to his feet, watch in hand. "Haf-bast elevun," he shouted. "Attention! Der dime haf arrive, shtop eferyting. We depart."
"Ha! to b'shure; 'at's poetical very good, very good, we'll wa-alk as we talk ha! ha! very good. Didn't know you wash a poet eh? don't look like 'un." "Come along, then," said Gorman, taking him by the arm. "Shtop!" said Ned, drawing himself up with an air of drivelling dignity, and thrusting his hand into his trouser-pocket. "What for?" asked the other. "I haven't p-paid for my b-beer."
Wait till the night, an' your work will be ready to you. Wid your permission, Sorr, I will investigate the camp, an' talk to my ould frinds. 'Tis no manner av use thryin' to shtop the divilment now." 'Wid that I wint out into the camp an' inthrojuced mysilf to ivry man sober enough to remimber me.
'You don't mean mischief? he said. 'Devil a bit! replied a big Irishman. 'We'll stow them out of harm's way till we're safe on shore, an' never a mischief will be done to annywon at all. Come along, Captain darlin', he added. 'Ye'll rist aisier in yer cabin. We're goin' diggin' fer the gould, an' not all the fiends out iv Connaught could shtop us.
"Shtop!" cried Flyaway; "I's a-talkin'. Does um see we?" "O, I don' know, Fly Clifford; you'll have to ask the minister." Flyaway squeezed the water from Dinah's ragged feet, and dropped her under the table, headache and all. Then she tipped over the goblet, and flew to the window.
"Dere is som greater roag dan me, mosh greater." "Fellow," said I, "don't stand grinning before a gentleman; but give me my hat and cloak, and let me leave your filthy den." "Shtop, Shtubbsh," says he, not even Mistering me this time. "Here ish a letter, vich you had better read." I opened the letter; something fell to the ground: it was my cheque. The letter ran thus: "Messrs.
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