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And as he turned from the stove, where he had put the coffee on to boil, she got up and stepped toward him. "I I called to get somefing," she faltered, resuming, in her trepidation, a babyish pronunciation long since discarded for one more dignified. "Ye did?" queried the cattleman. "Yes," she continued. "You 'member the night I 'most died?" He acquiesced silently.
She brought him up, and from what I can find out, he turned out pretty bad." "Tck, tck." Mr. Watlin was moved. "It was very sad for the lidy, but 'e's dead now, poor chap! We must speak no ill of the dead." "It's a vewy bad fing to be dead," interposed The Seraph, sententiously, "you can't eat, you can't dwink, an' you just fly 'wound an' 'wound, lookin' for somefing to light on!"
I must be put in prison somewhere, and you must come and let me out. 'But you'd have to be wicked to be put in prison, objected True. 'You couldn't be wicked, dad. 'I hope I couldn't, but I don't know. I think I would rather not get into such a scrape, Bobby. 'I should like to do somefing for you, said Bobby with wistful eyes. 'Why? asked his father. Bobby coloured up.
"Dis chile began to tink dat somefing had gone wrong, and was going in anoder five minutes to knock at the door to ask what dey had done to you." "It is all right, Dan. I have had breakfast, and have brought some for you; here is some bread and bacon and a bottle of coffee." "Dat good, massa; my teeth go chatter, chatter wid sleeping in these damp woods; dat coffee do me good, sah.
She slipped off Robin's knee, and I knew that she was now on the hearth-rug, simulating acute palsy for his benefit. "Then he felt somefing on his back, then somefing further up his back, then a bite at his neck; and then he felt his head bitten off, and he died. Now you tell me one." "Which?" Phillis considered. "The one about the Kelpie and the Wee Bit Lassie." Robin obliged.
If we was to pall in togevver vis trip maybe we might do somefing togevver when we hit up in Sydney." "Put it there, mate," said the pock-marked man, holding out his hand to the farm lads, "and we'll wet it." They all got up. Ole Fred, noticing Marcella looking at him with frank curiosity as she tried to translate his queer, clipped English, gave her what he imagined to be a friendly smile.
"Don't be frightened," said Elsie, "I won't disturb you. Johnnie and me are so sorry you're sick," and her little lips trembled. "But we mean to keep real quiet, and never bang the nursery door, or make noises on the stairs, till you're well again. And I've brought you somefing real nice. Some of it's from John, and some from me. It's because you got tumbled out of the swing.
"Dis child began to tink dat somefing had gone wrong, and was going in anoder five minutes to knock at do door to ask what dey had done to you." "It is all right, Dan, I have had breakfast, and have brought some for you; here is some bread and bacon and a bottle of coffee." "Dat good, massa; my teeth go chatter chatter wid sleeping in dese damp woods; dat coffee do me good, sah.
Mamma," with a sudden and startling change of subject, "if somebody told you you could do somefing to help somebody, oughtn't you to do it?" "Yes, my darling, if you can," answered mother, rather oblivious, to tell the truth, of the child's earnestness in putting the question; for she was at the moment writing an answer to a note which had been just brought in.
I seed dat somefing was wrong when dey run up de river, and den I find out dat an English ship chase dem, and come to an anchor inside de bar; den I tink if I run away and get aboard English ship, I know I safe under dat flag." As he spoke he pointed to the ensign blowing out from the flagstaff astern.
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