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And what has he got to say to his delicate female frend? Why that Fust. Mr. S. is going to publish indescent stoaries about Lady O , his sister, which everybody's goin to by. Nex. That Miss Gordon is going to be cloathed with an usband; and that all their matrimonial corryspondins is to be published too. That Lord H. is going to be married; but there's some thing rong in his wife's blood.
Naught in any wise partikler. Miss Vancourt 'as come 'ome to her own, an' she's 'ad a few friends from Lunnon stayin' with 'er. That's simple enough, as simple as plantains growin' in a lawn. Then Miss Vancourt's 'usband that is to be, comes down an' stays with old Blusterdash Pippitt at the 'All, in order to be near 'is sweet'art. There ain't nothin' out of the common in that.
"Moneyed murderers is going a bit too strong!" "No 'taint!" said the first man who had spoken. "That's what the motor-car folks are no more nor less. Only t' other day in Taunton, a woman as was the life an' soul of 'er 'usband an' childern, was knocked down by a car as big as a railway truck. It just swept 'er off the curb like a bundle o' rags.
You wait till my 'usband comes 'ome. "'But I am your 'usband, I ses. 'Don't you know me, my pretty? Don't you know your pet sailor-boy? "She gave a screech like a steam-injin, and then she went next door and began knocking away like mad. Then I see that I 'ad gorn to number twelve instead of number fourteen.
"'T was me 'usband planted it, ma'am, years ago. We watched 'en and pruned 'en and tended 'en like a child we did an' now to be told 'er ain't mine!" "You're forgetting yourself, Elizabeth, I think," said Mrs. de Tracy.
I understand your 'usband is in the City; shouldn't wonder if he knows some of Mr. 'Iggins's friends. Yes, I will take a cup, if you please. I've just had one at the station, but it's such thirsty weather. And what do you think of Louise? Because I'd very much rather you said plainly if you don't think you could get on. 'But, indeed, I fancy we could, Mrs. Higgins.
Dixon from her 'usband in which he said that 'e had left the Seabird after 'aving had a time which made 'im shiver to think of. He said that the men was the roughest of the rough and the officers was worse, and that he 'ad hardly 'ad a day without a blow from one or the other since he'd been aboard.
George sprang from the basket; approached the table. His life depended upon keeping a distance between basket and Pinner. "I want to arrange to have this room as a private sitting-room." It had never been so used before, but it could be arranged, Mrs. Pinner told him. She would speak to her 'usband about terms.
Lopez smoked a moment, looked at the ceiling, and then said, "Well, why not break it yourself and save ze trouble!" "It's the law," Lucia told him. "Humph! An' what does ze 'usband promise? An' 'as 'e kept 'is promise?" There was no reply. "Is plain 'e 'as not. Zen why should you keep your word to 'im, when 'e 'as broken 'is word to you? Eh?
"I don't care two straws, Sam," said little Mrs Natly with great firmness, "not two straws for their fightin's, an' joories, and davydens all I know is that they've no right whatever to kill my 'usband, and it's a great shame!" With this noble sentiment the earnest little woman concluded the evening's conversation, and allowed her wearied partner to retire to rest.
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