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'Not take the sun? cried the captain, looking up. 'Sacred Billy! what a crowd! 'Well, it don't matter to Joe! said Huish. 'Wot are Wiseman and the t'other buffer to us? 'A good deal, too, says the captain. 'We're their heirs, I guess. 'It is a great inheritance, said Herrick. 'Well, I don't know about that, returned Davis. 'Appears to me as if it might be worse.
Perhaps Wiseman said, "Here old man, fetch up the gin, I'm feeling powerful rocky." And perhaps Wishart said, "Oh, hell!" 'Well, that's grim enough, said Herrick. 'And so it is, said Davis. 'There; there's that chronometer fixed. And now it's about time to up anchor and clear out. He lit a cigar and stepped on deck. 'Here, you!
In 1900 the chief producing creek was Myrtle, which is a tributary of Slate Creek, and the town at the mouth was in eligible situation, though much over-built from the first. Then the centre of interest shifted to Nolan Creek, fifteen miles farther up the river, which is a tributary of Wiseman Creek, and the town of Wiseman sprang up at the mouth of that creek.
Then they will mourn, and weep, and hack, and gnash their teeth for pain. But his must not be, or if it must, yet very rarely, till they are gone out of the sight and hearing of those mortals whom they do leave behind them alive in the world. ATTEN. Well, my good neighbour Wiseman, I perceive that the sun grows low, and that you have come to a conclusion with Mr.
Constable Wiseman, a profound thinker and a secret reader of sensational detective stories, had at one time made a report against John Minute for some technical offense, and had made it in fear and trembling, expecting his sergeant promptly to squash this attempt to persecute his patron; but, to his surprise and delight, Sergeant Smith had furthered his efforts and had helped to secure the conviction which involved a fine.
Moreover, I lie here, by this water, to learn by root-of-heart a lesson which my master teaches me to call Peace, or Contentment." Hereupon, Mr. Worldly Wiseman was much commoved with passion, and shaking his cane with a very threatful countenance, broke forth upon this wise: "Learning, quotha!" said he; "I would have all such rogues scourged by the Hangman!"
Wiseman, the Archbishop of Westminster according to the pope's creation, the same who has had the assurance to censure me from his pulpit, and to publish an infamous article in the Dublin Review, in which he has raked together, as on a dunghill, every species of filth from the sons of Ignatius Loyola; and there is no lie or calumny that he has not made use of against me.
"Certainly," replied Browning cheerfully, "I intended it for Cardinal Wiseman, but I don't consider it a satire, there is nothing hostile about it." This is the real truth which lies at the heart of what may be called the great sophistical monologues which Browning wrote in later years. They are not satires or attacks upon their subjects, they are not even harsh and unfeeling exposures of them.
Captain Guano, Mr. Lumpleg, or who? asked Sponge. 'Suppose we say Spraggon? he says he rode the horse to-day, replied Pacey. 'Quite agreeable, said Sponge. 'Now, Jack! 'Now, Spraggon! 'Now, old Solomon! 'Now, Doctor Wiseman, resounded from different parts of the table. Jack looked solemn; and diving both hands into his breeches' pockets, stuck out his legs extensively before him.
No, Sir 'Arry no, continued he, slowly and thoughtfully. 'No, Sir 'Arry, no. Be Cardinal Wiseman, for once. Sir 'Arry; be Cardinal Wiseman for once, and don't think of it. 'Well, replied Sir Harry, looking at George Cheek, 'I suppose there's no help for it. 'It was quite a thaw where I came from, observed Cheek, half to Sir Harry and half to the huntsman. ''Deed, sir, 'deed, replied Mr.
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