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It was he who brought me to this!" whined Faustina. "Nae doobt! nae doobt at a'! He's ane o' the natural enemies o' your sex, ye ken. And ye suld o' thocht o' that before ye trusted him sae far." "I did not trust him at all. And I do not know what you mean by your insinuations, you horrid old red-headed beast!" cried Faustina. "Whisht! whisht! haud your tongue, woman! Dinna be sae abusive!
I've got one or two things to tell the judge about this guy Durand." The officer dropped his grumbling complaint to a whisper. "Whisht, bye. Take a straight tip from a man that knows. Beat it out of town. Get where the long arm of of a friend of ours can't reach yuh. Yuh may be a straight guy, but that won't help yuh.
Sure, girl alive, if he was willin' itself, his father 'ud never agree to his havin' ye." "I s'pose not," said Elleney; "but ye don't know all he's afther sayin' to me, Nanny." "Och, divil doubt him!" exclaimed Nanny, with a vexed laugh. "Sure, that's the way they all does be goin' on. If ye had more sense, Elleney, me dear, ye'd know how to be up to them. Whisht! here's m'mah!" Poor Mrs.
However, I'll soon see her, and maybe I won't plade your cause; no lawyer could match me. Whisht!" she exclaimed, "isn't that Gerald himself comin' over to us?" "It is," replied Bryan, "let us meet him;" and, as he spoke, they turned their steps towards him.
Are ye hid now? Whisht! Whisht!" I heard most of this through a lifted corner of the tarpaulin, under which I had the good luck to secrete myself without observation and without difficulty. In the same manner I became witness to the admirable air of indifference with which Biddy was mixing herself a cup of coffee as the watchman approached.
I miss most what I've never had!" "What, for instance?" "Oh, I'll tell ye th' night when we're alone!" We walked around the Tower and ventured once beneath the branches of a big tree. "If we lived here, d'ye know what I'd like t' do?" "No." "Jist take our boots off an' play hide and go seek wudn't it be fun?" I laughed loudly. "Whisht!" she said. "They'll catch us if you make a noise!"
Cuddie was too good-natured to mind the railing, but the dame fired up: "Haud your growlin', ye ne'er-do well! Gin ye had your deserts, for a fou'-mouthed jaud, ye'd be in a dark cell on bread and water!" "Whisht! whisht, mither! Let her hae the length o' her tongue, puir lass! It does her guid, and it does me na hurt.
He must have been at the door to have heard the fall. He took my grandfather in his arms like a baby it struck me sharply that he must have grown thin and light for Neil to lift him so easily and put him on the couch. "Whisht, your Ladyship, whisht!" he said to my grandmother. "Fetch me a drop o' water and a sponge, Miss Bawn. The cut's not a deep one.
"O, hinny, hinny!" said she to Cuddie, hanging upon his neck, "glad and proud, and sorry and humbled am I, a'in ane and the same instant, to see my bairn ganging to testify for the truth gloriously with his mouth in council, as he did with his weapon in the field!" "Whisht, whisht, mither!" cried Cuddie impatiently. "Odd, ye daft wife, is this a time to speak o' thae things?
'Who went to Derby, for example, Mr. Macwheeble? said the Colonel to him, aside. 'Oh' whisht, Colonel, for the love o' God! let that flee stick i' the wa'. There were mony good folk at Derby; and it's ill speaking of halters, with a sly cast of his eye toward the Baron, who was in a deep reverie.
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