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An' if your pity's 'urtin' yer, think of 'im as 'adn't no wife nor kid to say when 'e's dead, 'Poor Peter Macnamara, 'e is gone." "A good job too, aw'm thinkin'." "An' a bloornin' 'ard 'eart y' 'ave. Wantin' of a man to die without leavin' 'is mark 'is bleedin' 'all mark on the world.
I've never yit laid eyes on the man I couldn't settle with a single sweep, an' when a lone woman comes to wantin' a protector, I've never seen the husband that could hold a candle to a good stout broom. That's what I said to Jinnie when she got herself engaged to Fred Boxley. 'Married or single, I said, 'gal, wife, or widow, a broom is yo' best friend."
He was in the midst of a prophetic denunciation of the vices of the nobility, and especially of Lord Rothie, when Meg, entering the room, went quietly behind his chair and whispered: 'Maister MacGregor, there's a lassie come for ye. 'I'm nae in, he answered, magnificently. 'But it's the mistress 'at's sent for ye. Somebody's wantin' ye. 'Somebody maun want me, than. As I was sayin', Mr.
"'Tis some great grief," said I. "Do you haste to his comfort, Davy," she whispered, quickly. "'Twould be a kind thing t' do." "Is you sure he's wantin' me?" "Were it me I would." When I had got to the doctor's door again, I hesitated, as before, fearing to go in; and once more I withdrew to my sister's room. "I'm not able t' go in," I faltered.
Fergus," he proceeded, "have you ever had a dream in the middle of which you awoke, then fell asleep and dreamt out the dream?" "Troth had I, often, sir; and, by the way, talkin' of dreams, I dreamt last night that I was wantin' Ellen to marry me, and she said, 'not yet, Fergus, but in due time."
"What's the matter with Harry Blossom?" asked Bert Field. "He seems to be a nice sort." "He is." "I understand Reff Ritter wants to be a captain," put in Stuffer. "Sure, an' he'd be afther wantin' to be major, only he ain't popular enough," came from Emerald. "Coulter is out for a captaincy, too," said Jack, who had come up during the talk.
"I's come to fetch yer over to me own house ye an' yer fiddle," said Nolan. "The divil ye has!" retorted Pat Kavanagh. "Saints presarve ye, lad, what kind o' rum has ye bin a-drinkin' of this mornin' already?" "Herself bes wantin' ye, Pat ye an' yer fiddle, for to have a concert wid," said the skipper, with childlike trust and delight in his voice.
"Lifts cut, mains'l blowed out, and a lee shore a quarter of a mile away! I've knowed fools, lunatics, and idjits, and I don't want to insult 'em by callin' you them names. You " "Well, if we are any crazier for wantin' to go ashore where we belong than you was for settin' out to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a night like this, I'd like to have it stated why," declared Hiram.
There is a maiden aunt o' my own she wass niver marrit, an' she wass niver likely to be, for besides bein' poor an' plain, an' mittle-aged, which are not in my opeenion objectionable, she had an uncommon bad temper. Yet she wass all her life influenced by the notion that half the young men o' the place wass wantin' to marry her! though the possibeelities in her case wass fery small."
'N', such bein' the case, I don't blame no man f'r wantin' a little free time, 'n' so I joined in, 'n' Mrs. Allen moved 't we all unbutton our collars 'n' discuss the matter, 'n' Gran'ma Mullins took off her cap 'n' we begun right then 'n' there. Mrs.
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