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I ain't agoun' to have him put his head into the Lion of Judah's mouth, and have it bit off, like as not. I can't tell from one minute to another whether he's a believer or not, and if anybody is to go for the Good Old Man it's got to be a studdy believer, and not a turncoat of many colors like Abel."
And I must sue to him! be witnes, heaven, If this poore life were forfeyt to his mercy, At such a rate I hold a scornd subjection I would not give a penney to redeeme it. I have liv'd ever free, onely depended Upon the honestie of my faire Actions, Nor am I now to studdy how to die soe." The whole scene is singularly fine and impressive; it shows us Fletcher at his highest.
Hee agreed to doe what I advised, & after some litle studdy wee agreed that hee should come along with me disguis'd like one that lived in the woods, & that I wold make him passe for a french man. This being concluded, I sent my men next morning early to kill some fowle.
"N.B. Heverythink looking well in the City. St. Helenas, 12 pm.; Madagascars, 9 5/8; Saffron Hill and Rookery Junction, 24; and the new lines in prospick equily incouraging. "People phansy it's hall gaiety and pleasure the life of us fashnabble gents about townd But I can tell 'em it's not hall goold that glitters. They don't know our momints of hagony, hour ours of studdy and reflecshun.
"I'm sure the young gentleman is that quiet and studdy," she said. "What are they doing on him?" "Only making him a full advocate, woman," said Kelly. "You don't say?" said Nancy. "He passed his examination before the Govenar's man yesterday." "Aw, there now!" "I took the letter to Ballure this evening." "It's like you would, Mr. Kelly. That's the boy for you. I'm always saying it.
Don't you know ther difference betwixt a State an' a city? Ef ye don't, I think you'd best go studdy yer jografry some more." "Don'd ged so oxcited, sir," cautioned the Dutch boy, with a wave of one pudgy hand. "Id don'd peen goot your health for. Vos dot Varmont a broductive Sdate?" "Productive! Wal, you bet yer last dollar! We kin raise more grass to ther square acre "
'Dhrink this, Puddock dhrink it, said O'Flaherty, filling a large glass in equal quantities with rum and water; 'dhrink it, my sinsare friend; it will studdy you, it will, upon my honour, Puddock! 'But a thank you, Sir, I am anxious to understand exactly' said Puddock.
Hard studdy of the law hath filled his head with other matters, and made him infinitely more rationall and more agreeable. I shall ne'er remind him. T'other evening, as father and I were strolling down the lane, there accosts us a poor, shabby fellow, who begged to be father's fool.
Make me out a taste, Phil, and praise me up. Say I'll be as good as goold; yes, will I though. Tell him he has only to say yes, and I'll be that studdy and willing and hardworking and persevering you never seen." "But, Pete, Pete, Pete, whatever am I to say all this about?" Pete's puffing and panting ceased. "What about? Why, about the girl for sure." "The girl!" said Philip.
She had made out a little programme. At the top of the sheet, in her clear, upright hand, was, "Ways to Love My farther." And after that: "1. Bringing in his newspaper. Kissing Him goodmorning. Rangeing his studdy table. Putting flours on " " "5. Takeing up His male. Reeching up to rub My cheak against his cheak. There were many other items. The Child had used three pages for her programme.
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