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"I'm doing my best," said the rosy-faced little housekeeper, who stood at the door with her podgy hands primly folded over her apron. "Plenty of bed and food is what I give Master Noel; but bless you, my lady, he won't stay between the blankets, being always a worrit from a boy."
So when she saw Laura sit so palely still, she repented her. She implored that Laura would not "worrit" herself about such fooleries. And then she added: "But I wonder at Mr. Helbeck didna juist tell yo himsel aboot that telegram!" "Do you?" said Laura. Her eyes flashed. She got down from the stile. "Good-bye, Polly! I must be going home." Suddenly Polly gripped her by the arm.
They were his own flesh and blood and the cupboard had a capital lock and there wasn't no fear of it at all. Isaac listened to her at first with amazement, then sulkily. She had talked to him often certainly about John's money, but it had made little impression on his dreamer's sense. And now her demand struck him disagreeably. He didn't want the worrit of other people's money, he said.
She likes to see it sizzle, and she had him pull off the cap and let it foam and drizzle on the floor." "I would whip her," said Miss Dorcas, drawing her mouth down at the corners. "No'm, you wouldn't," said Mrs. Callahan, "not if you was her mother and she sick. But it do worrit me awful.
'I shouldn't worrit about that picture if I was you, she began, in the hope of turning his attention. 'It's at the back of all my canvases somewhere. Find it, Bess; you know it as well as I do. 'I know but 'But what? You've wit enough to manage the sale of it to a dealer. Women haggle much better than men. It might be a matter of eight or nine hundred pounds to to us.
"Example," sighed Mrs. Buggins, "is better than precept. It would be more decent if the lady showed herself in church as a lesson to others, if she did so more lost sheep might follow!" "Hor-hor-hor!" chuckled Bainton, from a corner of the room "Don't you worrit yourself, Missis Buggins, 'bout no lost sheep!
"It's all right, maw; don't you go and be afraid. I ain't done nawthing you need to be fearful about. This money's mine! Set down again, deary. Don't you worrit about Jo. He ain't agoin' to make your dear old heart bleed, sure he ain't."
It would worrit you, and there's nothing worse for a baby than worritin' when it's mother's a-feedin it. Mr Caffyn wrote as follows: 'DEAR SIR, I was sorry as you couldn't come; but I believe now as it was better as you didn't. I am no scollard, and so no more from your obedient, humble servant, 'P.S. I return the money, having no use for the same.
And she'll be noane so strong till summer-weather comes, and I'd be loath to give her aught to worrit hersel' about. So thee and me 'll keep our own counsel. 'I wish mother had been here, then she'd ha' known all, without my telling her. 'Cheer up, lass; it's better as it is. Thou'll get o'er it sooner for havin' no one to let on to. A myself am noane going to speak on't again.
"Deborah," cried Paul, hastily, "you are making Sylvia nervous." "Don't you worrit, pretty," said the maiden, "it's only silly old Debby's way. But master, your par as was, my pretty, went to church and prayed awful against folk as he never named, to say nothin' of lookin' over the left shoulder blade and sleepin' in the cellar bolted and barred, and always with his eye on the ground sad like.
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