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Them peaky little clams a'most puts out all my shoulder-blades, and wunna bite through a twine of gristle. Plates for all the gentlemen, Winnie lass! Bill, go and drah the black jarge full o' yell." The farmer knew well enough that Willie was not down yet; but this was his manner of letting people see that he did not approve of such hours.
'E's not takken off 'is breeches for tree daas. 'E caaun't sleap; 'e wunna eat and 'e wunna drink. There's work to be doon and 'e wunna lay haand to it. Wull yo goa oop t' 'im, Dr. Rawcliffe?" Rowcliffe went up. In the low lighted room the thing that Gwenda Cartaret had seen lay stretched in the middle of the great bed, covered with a sheet.
"How do you ken," said she sharply, "that I might not have had a hundred punds of my ain fee? If I have it not, I am sure it is my ain faut. And I wunna ca' it faut neither, for it gaed to her wha was weel entitled to a' my service." Again she pulled stoutly at the flax, and the wheel went smartly round.
'I thoroughly understand your story, Mrs. Bower, said Merton. 'We need not keep you any longer, Mrs. Bower, said Logan. 'Nobody need sit up for us; you must be terribly fatigued. 'You wunna forget to rake out the ha' fire, my lord? said the old lady, 'I wush your Lordship a sound sleep, and you, sir, so she curtsied and went, Logan unlocking the door.
Marston, and Edward went to receive the prize, Reddin shouldered up to Hazel and asked: 'What time's he going? 'I dunno. 'Don't forget, mind. 'Oh, Mr. Reddin, I mun go! What for wunna you let me be? But Reddin, finding Miss Clomber's eye on him, was gone. Mr. James had come to the end of the list. He read out Abel's name and that of an old bent man with grey elf-locks, a famous bee-master.
"She wunna hae time, lad," said Sharpitlaw; "the woodie will hae it's ain o' her before that a woman's heart takes a lang time o' breaking." "That's according to the stuff they are made o' sir," replied Ratcliffe "But to make a lang tale short, I canna undertake the job. It gangs against my conscience."
"Lass," said he, staring firmly out of the window, "this won't do. I let ye know at once. This wunna' do." He was determined to be master in his own house. She also was determined to be master in his own house. Conflict was imminent. "May I ask what you mean, uncle?" He hesitated. He was not afraid of her. But he was afraid of her dress not of the material, but of the cut of it.
Fairservice looked very blank at this demand, justly considering it as a presage to approaching dismission. "Your honour," he said, after some hesitation, "wunna think wunna think"
"I'll lay no b finger on this to-morrow, Isr'el!" cried Morel. "Oh, well, if tha wunna, somebody else'll ha'e to," said Israel. Then Morel continued to strike. "Hey-up there LOOSE-A'!" cried the men, leaving the next stall. Morel continued to strike. "Tha'll happen catch me up," said Barker, departing. When he had gone, Morel, left alone, felt savage. He had not finished his job.
She cut his bonds he stood upright, looked round with a laugh of wild exultation, clapped his hands together, and sprung from the ground, as if in transport on finding himself at liberty. He looked so wild, that Jeanie trembled at what she had done. "Let me out," said the young savage. "I wunna, unless you promise" "Then I'll make you glad to let us both out."
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