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It seems that he's responsible for the deformity. When Ernie was five years old, Dick, who 'ad a wery disagreeable temper in them days, kicked the little cuss downstairs. The kid was laid up for months and he came out of it all twisted up just as you see 'im now. Well, Dick never got mad at anybody after that.
"You are very poor, ain't you?" says the constable. "Yes, I am indeed, sir, wery poor in gin'ral," replies Jo. "I leave you to judge now! I shook these two half-crowns out of him," says the constable, producing them to the company, "in only putting my hand upon him!" "They're wot's left, Mr.
"That I'll never be a party to the combination o' the butchers, to keep up the price o' meat," says he. "Mr. Weller," says he, a-squeezing my hand wery hard, and vispering in my ear "don't mention this here agin but it's the seasonin' as does it.
'As if it warn't bad enough for a bob a- hour, for a man to be mixing himself up with that there jolly old furniter that one 'ud think the public know'd the wery nails in by this time or to be putting on greasy old 'ats and cloaks, and playing tambourines in the Bay o' Naples, with Wesuvius a smokin' according to pattern in the background, and the wines a bearing wonderful in the middle distance or to be unpolitely kicking up his legs among a lot o' gals, with no reason whatever in his mind but to show 'em as if this warn't bad enough, I'm to go and be thrown out of employment too!
"Now Jo, my man," continued Henry, "one of our friends must be got out of the way." "Wery good; I'm the man as'll do it." "Of course I don't mean that he's to be killed!" "In coorse not. Who is he?" "Ole Thorwald." "Wot! the descendant o' the Sea Kings, as he calls himself?" "The same," said Henry, laughing at the look of surprise with which Bumpus received this information.
'I like yours so much, that I wanted to speak to you, from the very first moment I saw you under the pump. 'Did you though? 'Upon my word. Now, isn't that curious? 'Wery sing'ler, said Sam, inwardly congratulating himself upon the softness of the stranger. 'What's your name, my patriarch? 'Job. 'And a wery good name it is; only one I know that ain't got a nickname to it.
Shivers a deal w'en it ain't cold, groans now an' then, an whimpers a good deal. It strikes me, now though I ain't a reg'lar sawbones that there's suthin' wrong with her in'ards." "I'll finish breakfast quickly and go over with you to see her," said I. "Don't need to 'urry, sir," returned Slidder; "she ain't wery bad not much wuss than or'nary on'y I've bin too anxious about her poor old thing.
They're wery poor awful poor are the Boneses. The Brute still keeps up a fiction of a market-garden and a dairy the latter bein' supplied by a cow and a pump but it don't pay, and the business in the city, whatever it may be, seems equally unprofitable, for their town house is not a desirable residence."
Pickwick said at the time, my Lord, replied Sam; 'and I was wery careful o' that 'ere suit o' clothes; wery careful indeed, my Lord. The judge looked sternly at Sam for full two minutes, but Sam's features were so perfectly calm and serene that the judge said nothing, and motioned Serjeant Buzfuz to proceed. 'Do you mean to tell me, Mr.
"Ben, are you badly hurt?" asked Jack, when the encounter was over. "Not wery, Massah Jack," answered the faithful old colored man, and went to the house to bind up his wound. In the meantime the guerrilla who had been shot lay on the floor, raving and cursing in a frightful manner. "Stop your swearing, or we'll do nothing for you," said Jack sharply, and then the fellow became more reasonable.
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