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When I got into the cabin it seemed full of men; but I'd no sooner shown my nose than one of the chaps it was Pete Burton, I remember catches sight of me, and, takin' me by the collar, 'e runs me back into my cabin and says, `You stay in there, Jim, my name's Reynolds Jim Reynolds you'll understand, sir. `You stay in there, Jim, 'e says, `and no 'arm'll come to you; but if you tries to come out afore you're called, you'll get 'urt, 'e says.
The old man was still grumbling when Dixon came down agin, and said he believed he'd done it a-purpose. "You run away from a good 'ome," he ses, "and the best wife in Wapping, and you come back and frighten people 'arf out o' their lives. I never see such a feller in all my born days." "I was so glad to get 'ome agin I didn't think," ses Dixon. "I hope you're not 'urt."
Vy, no; I should say it isn't a frost at least, not a frost to 'urt; there may be a little rind on the ground and a little rawness in the hair, but the general concatenation 'Hout, tout! exclaimed Mr. Sponge, 'let's have none of your dictionary words. Mr. Leather stood silent, twisting his hat about. The consequence of all this was, that Mr.
A gigantic Cornishman mounted the car, and said, in a voice that could easily be heard above the shouting of the crowd: "Wait wait a bit, men! The lad is a brave one, and ye maun own to that! There be small 'urt in words, and mebbe 'e 'ave tole a bit truth. Me and me mates 'ere are minded to give un a chance.
"A thousand!" exclaimed the startled Mrs. Scutts. "Have you took leave of your senses, or what?" "I read a case in the paper where a man got it," said Mr. Scutts. "He 'ad his back 'urt too, pore chap. How would you like to lay on your back all your life for a thousand pounds?" "Will you 'ave to lay abed all your life?" inquired his wife, staring. "Wait till I get the money," said Mr.
"There's one thing," he ses to Bob; "you won't 'ave any of these other pore chaps money; and, if they're men, they ought to make it up to Henery Walker for the money he 'as saved 'em by finding you out." "They've got to pay me fust," ses Bob. "I'm a pore man, but I'll stick up for my rights. As for me shooting 'em, they'd ha' been 'urt a good deal more if I'd done it especially Mr. Henery Walker.
"I ain't a-goin' to leave yer. Didn't Lady Talbot ask me to be her boy and didn't I cut straight back to you? I'll play along o' them kids if Lord Arden'll let me. But I ain't a-goin' to leave you, not yet I ain't. So don't you go snivelling afore any one's 'urt yer, farver. See?" But that was before Lord Arden had his second talk with Mr. Beale. After that it was
Rose in resentful silence, it being merely a description of the common bat, an unfortunate animal that, according to Mr. Shamrock, "'as no 'ole to 'ide in, no 'ands to 'old by, no 'orns to 'urt with, though Nature 'as given 'im 'ooks be'ind to 'itch 'imself up by."
"I t'ink you 'ave 'urt Sare Rowland," said Feversham composedly in his bad English. "Who are you, sare?" "This lady's husband," answered Wilding, whereupon the captain stared and Feversham's brows went up in surprised amusement. "So-ho! T'at true?" quoth the latter in a tone suggesting that it explained everything to him.
Antony Dart glanced round the room. It was a strange place. But something WAS here. Magic, was it? Frenzy dreams what? He heard from below a sudden murmur and crying out in the street. Miss Montaubyn heard it and stopped in her sewing, holding her needle and thread extended. Glad heard it and sprang to her feet. "Somethin's 'appened," she cried out. "Someone's 'urt."
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