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Updated: May 25, 2025
What 's mo, Miss, dat big villin, Blueskin, will be powerful joyed to see youse again." On a night of the most intense darkness a strange-looking craft was stealing slowly up the Raritan, quite as much helped in its progress by the flood-tide as by the silent stroke of the oars, about which were wound cloths where they rubbed against the thole-pins.
I hastened to inform him that any violence attempted against the parties WHILE IN POSSESSION, although that possession was illegal, would, by a fatuity of the law, land him in the county jail. I said I would not hear of it. "But suppose dere vos no fiolence? Suppose dose men vos villin', eh? How vos dot for high?" "I don't understand." "So! You shall NOT understand! Dot is better.
'Oh, it's thet man again! said the lady, snorting and tossing her head. 'Not 'Arry? asked Liza, in surprise. 'Not 'Arry 'oo is it if it ain't 'Arry? The villin! 'Wot's 'e been doin', then? asked Liza again. 'Beatin' 'er, that's wot 'e's been doin'! Oh, the villin, 'e oughter be ashimed of 'isself 'e ought! 'I didn't know 'e was like that! said Liza. 'Didn't yer?
'It may seem wery strange talkin' to me about these here affairs, miss, said Sam, with great vehemence; 'but all I can say is, that I'm not only ready but villin' to do anythin' as'll make matters agreeable; and if chuckin' either o' them sawboneses out o' winder 'ull do it, I'm the man. As Sam Weller said this, he tucked up his wristbands, at the imminent hazard of falling off the wall in so doing, to intimate his readiness to set to work immediately.
"Git my bunnit!" she repeated. "Ise gwine to York, I is." "To York, this time o' night?" cried Vic. "Yes, I is let me go." Dolf laid a hand on her arm. "Only 'splain, Clorindy, 'splain!" "Ise gwine to git at dem rascals. I want my money I'll have it! Marster shall git it. Oh de villin scampsesses! I want my money."
Be me sowl, but I acted the fright an' sickness in style. I wasn't able to spake a word, you persave, till we got far enough from the house to give Miss Oona time to hide herself. Oh, thin, the robbin' villin how he put the muzzle of his gun to the lock of Miss Oona's desk, when he couldn't get the key, an' blewn it to pieces, an' thin he took every fardin' he could lay his hands upon."
Biddy, notwithstanding the severe blow she had got, related the night's adventure with much humor, dwelling upon her own part in the transaction with singular glee. "There's some thraicherous villin in the Bodagh's," said she, "be it man or woman; for what 'id you think but the hall-door was left lying to only neither locked nor boulted.
"Ned, for the love o' God, let me an' Alick in!" she replied; "we got away from that netarnal villin." Instantly the door was opened, and the first thing Ned did was to put his arms about Biddy's neck, and we were going to say kiss her. "Saints above!" said he, "what's this?" on seeing that her face was dreadfully disfigured with blood.
'Do you mean to tell me, cried Samson, reaching out a hand and seizing the little fellow by the jacket, 'do you mean to tell me as you allowed to have enough to that young villin? 'No, Joe protested. 'That I niver did. It was the squire as parted us. 'You remember this, said his father, shaking him to emphasise the promise.
'Well, her says, 'he's a villin. 'Rubbidge, says I; 'theer's no moor esteemable feller i' the parish, I says, 'onless it's his uncle Ezra. Then her fires up and her says, 'His uncle Ezra is a villin. Then I bust out a-laughin' in her face. Her's flighty, you know, lad, her's uncommon flighty. Six-and-twenty year ago it was afore thee couldst toddle her left the parish because of Ezra."
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