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"Now look heah," cried the crone, growing angrier and angrier as the reaches of the insult spread itself before her, "is you gwine to put one o' us niggers befo' de udder? Ca'se ef you is, I mus' say, it's Kady- lock-a-do' wid me." The Captain looked up satirically. "What do you mean by Katie-lock-the-door with you?" he asked, though he had an uneasy feeling that he knew. "You know whut I means.
Immediately his little hind-legs began to work like pistons, and his fore-paws to knead and pound at the soft udder from which the milk was drawn. Finn, with his two foster-brothers, was at the dugs of the foster-mother, a soft-eyed little sheep-dog, then occupying a very comfortable corner of the big bed in the coach-house. The Master sat watchfully beside the sheep-dog.
The udder of the former will be found to have a soft skin and short teats; that of the latter will have a thick skin, with long rough teats. The one feels like velvet; the other is no more pleasant to the touch than untanned leather.
Then the stable door creaked, and a shadow stole out, moved along the walls and disappeared into the cowshed. It was Maciek. He drew the whimpering child from under his sukmana and put its mouth to the cow's udder. 'Suck, little one, he whispered, 'suck the cow, because your mother has left you. A few moments later smacking sounds were heard.
Gerald began to mutter something under his breath about "Little Gerald was my brudder, Merry Mater was my mudder, Nebber heard ob any udder." But his adaptation was checked by a look from his mother, and he relapsed into gloom. "It's a horrid, atrocious shame!" he said.
The dinner itself consisted of sow's udder; boar's-head; fish-pasties; boar- pasties; ducks; boiled teals; hares; roasted fowls; starch-pastry; Pontic pastry. II. III. Laws Imposing Taxes V. V. Preparations of the Anarchists in Etruria IV. VII. Economic Crisis I. XI. Manumission II. III. Continued Distress
Den he go fotch her two udder kin' ob apples, one yaller wid red stripes, an' de udder one red on one side an' green on de udder mighty good-lookin' apples, too de kin' you git two dollars a bar'l fur at the store. But Ebe, she wouldn't hab neider ob 'em, an' when she done took one bite out ob each one, she frew it away.
He calls yer to be a fader to her; an' from dis day yer is her fader 'member dat. But it may be jus' as well for yer to purtend to be her husband: 'at will keep de udder boys from pesterin' her. But 'member dis: de Lord will 'quire dat chile's happiness of yo' han's, an' will so do by yer as yer do by her. 'Be yer de angel ob de Lord, massa? says I. 'Clar' to goodness, sah!
"'Now, I see, said Alex, as he shook hands and started home, 'Vot you vanted mit dot udder cart." Strategy will win out in business, but not deception. The traveling man who wishes to win in the race of commerce, if he plays sharp tricks, will get left at the quarter post.
After this the teat becomes deaf, as it is called, and no more milk can afterward be drawn from the quarter of the udder to which the corded teat is attached. The milking-pail is of various forms and of various materials. The Dutch use brass ones, which are brilliantly scoured every time they are in use.
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