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'Night t'ee, hostler, I must move too, said the milkman, shouldering his yoke, and walking off; and there reached the inn in a gradual diminuendo, as he receded up the street, shaking his head convulsively, 'More know Tom Fool than Tom Fool ho-ho-ho-ho-ho!

Alas, my parrat's dead and he supplies the prattle: ith' spring and fall he will save me charge of phisick in purgeing Melancholy. Sir Fr. If you dare Accept a servant, Ladie, upon my Comends, I should present a kinsman t'ee Who sha'not want a fortune nor, I hope, A meritt to possesse your faire opinion. Sis. You doe not say he is hansome all this while, and that's a maine consideration.

If the Queen, seeing that it is for the good of this suffering realm, will give to me her crown, I will wed with thee. I wot ye may get for yourself another woman with another gear of conscience to bear t'ee children. All the ills of this realm came with a divorce of a queen. I do hate the word as I hate Judas, and will have no truck with the deed.

'Don't let your sense o' vitness break out in such uproar, for heaven's sake, or folk will surely think you've been laughing at the lady and gentleman. Well, here's at it again Night t'ee, Michael. And the hostler went on with his sweeping.

"Then good-night t'ee, Master Dewy." "Good-night, Mr. Day." Modest Dick's reply had faltered upon his tongue, and he turned away wondering at his presumption in asking for a woman whom he had seen from the beginning to be so superior to him. The next scene is a tempestuous afternoon in the following month, and Fancy Day is discovered walking from her father's home towards Mellstock.

This young man of six feet two, with no money and less brain, is not a brother only a chum named Frank Dobson. Come, fill up and drink, else you'll catch a cold, or a South African fever, if there is such a thing. Whom shall I pledge?" "My name is Jerry Goldboy," said the Englishman; "your health, gentlemen." "'Am Sandy Black," said the Scot; "here's t'ee."

"Good night t'ee," said the man with the basket. "Good night, Sir John," said the parson. The pedestrian, after another pace or two, halted, and turned round. "Now, sir, begging your pardon; we met last market-day on this road about this time, and I said 'Good night, and you made reply 'Good night, Sir John, as now." "I did," said the parson. "And once before that near a month ago."

"M'y Kwismus!" piped Shaver. The Hopper decided to run the machine home and there ponder the disposition of his blithe companion with the care the unusual circumstances demanded. "'Urry up; me's goin' 'ome to me's gwanpa's kwismus t'ee!" "Right ye be, little un; right ye be!" affirmed The Hopper. The youngster was evidently blessed with a sanguine and confiding nature.