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They looked strangers to the parish, I think: you must have seen them, I'm sure, eh?" "Bai-ey Je-ove! Two middle-aged ladies; one dwessed in hawf-mawning? "Nonsense, Horner!" said I, interrupting him; "what a mess you are making of it! I said one lady was middle-aged; and both dressed in half-mourning." "Weally, now? No, Lorton, 'pon honah; didn't see 'em, I asshaw you.
Peggy lifted the ends of her apron in her hands and executed a dance of triumph on her own account when all was finished, and Rosalind said, "Weally, we have been clever! I think we may be proud of ourselves!" in amiable effusion.
"It isn't my dog weally it isn't!" exclaimed Purt, jumping up. Immediately the dog leaped about, barking fit to split his throat. "You naughty boy!" gasped the lady in the window. "I have seen you with that dog go past here hundreds of times!" and she immediately slammed down the sash before Purt could further defend himself.
"Weally, I'm afraid I can't, without a good deal of twouble." "Oh, curse the trouble; do as I bid, or I'll break your silly head." "You see, gentlemen, I keep my money in my boots, don't you know." "Take off your boots, then, and be quick about it." "I can't; that is, without help. They're awfully tight, don't you know." "Which boot is your money in?" asked the road agent, impatiently.
"I am awfully sorry, I am, upon my word, Miss Florence. My doctor tells me it is only those whose bwains are vewy active that are troubled with headaches." "Then, I presume, Mr. de Brabazon," said Florence, with intentional sarcasm, "that you never have a headache." "Weally, Miss Florence, that is vewy clevah. You will have your joke." "It was no joke, I assure you, Mr. de Brabazon."
"He's a fraud, isn't he, Ishmael, who pretends to love to wallow in blug just to hide his lamblike disposition." "You always did talk wot," remarked Carminow placidly. "You're weally not a bit changed, Killigrew, in spite of Paris. By the way, I suppose you heard about Polkinghorne?" "Yes, from Old Tring. I went to St. Renny a little while ago." "Ah! then you heard about Hilaria?
The smaller things, such as ornaments, table-cloths, and lamps she carried herself, while Rosalind murmured sweetly, "Oh, don't twouble! You mustn't, weally! Let me help you!" and stood with her arms hanging by her side, without showing the faintest sign of giving the offered help.
"That's neither 'ere nor there, if it comes to that. I'm Captain Macnaghten's man, then". "But what is it you want?" "He told me to give the Regent this 'ere" showing the envelope. "Weally! then, give it to me". "He said I was to give it to the Regent's self". "Then, go to blazes quickly, will you? and let Captain Macnaghten know fwom me that he has been dwinking".
"We used to see them in the country on the path in front of the house, and the light from the west made their ears look like tiny electric bulbs." Margaret-Mary entranced by one small bunny with a splash of white for a cotton tail, sang, "Pitty sing, pitty sing." "They don't weally lay eggs, do they?" Teddy ventured. "I wouldn't ask such questions if I were you, Teddy." "Why not?"
I appwoach you, quite civilly, y' know, with an offah decidedly to youah ahdvahntage, Mistah ah Tomlinson, and you tweat it " "Thompson!! By Heavens, you say Tomlinson again and I'll pound your face into shape!" roared the misnamed one, jumping up. Mitchell and Loring vainly tried to quiet him. "Weally, I shall be obwiged to wefeh you to my lawyehs " Wyatt began.
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