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Updated: June 13, 2025


"Yes, I am awake, an' let me tell yer that it's the talk of the neighbourhood that yer've got thousands in the bank, an' too mean ter keep a servant." "That's a lie, an' yer know it!" cried Jonah. "Didn't yez 'ave a girl in Wyndham Street, an' didn't she pinch enough things to set up 'er sister's 'ouse w'en she got married?" "Yous couldn't prove it," said Ada, sullenly.

Then he began to howl, with the tears streaming out of his eyes; but for the time being Tom was still too hot, and there was too much of the natural desire in him to injure his adversary for him to feel any compassion. "Do you give in?" he shouted. "Oh oh oh!" yelled Pete, in a hoarse, doleful mingling of cry and word. "Yer've killed me! yer've killed me!"

Come now, come now, who are yer getting at? If yer thinks yer can come here insulting of my wife yer mistaken; yer've come to the wrong shop." "I've paid all I owe," said Esther. "You're no better than murderers, but yer shan't have my poor babe to murder for a five-pound note." "Take back them words, or else I'll do for yer; take them back," he said, raising his fist. "Help, help, murder!"

'Me? answered Liza, putting her hand up as if in ignorance. 'Nothin' thet I knows of. Two or three young men were standing by, and hearing the girl, looked up. 'Why, yer've got a black eye, Liza! 'Me? I ain't got no black eye! 'Yus you 'ave; 'ow d'yer get it? 'I dunno, said Liza. 'I didn't know I 'ad one. 'Garn! tell us another! was the answer.

"Now, Abe, yer've got him crack the damn cuss's neck." "By golly! that's the way we do it in ol' Salem." "He's got yer now, Jenkins, he's got yer now good boy, Abe."

When he learned that she was in no danger, he grew enthusiastic, and insisted on helping to carry the provisions. "'Ere, Dad, yer've lost yer 'ead. Take this," said Chook, offering him a cabbage. "Keep it, sonny keep it; you want it more than I do," cried Dad, scornfully.

'I'm that beset I dunno where I'm standin', for Miss Hardin's been as crooked as a snake fence, an' as contrairy as a yearlin' colt, an' the childern dew train awful. 'Yer've got to tell me stories all night, miles of 'em, said Lemuel, as he bestowed his small person on the floor, with his legs in the air.

"Yer never cut yer lip lookin' at the play; yer've gone back ter the Push, as Sarah always said yer would." "I'll screw Sarah's neck when I can spare the time," said Chook, savagely.

The sound drew Mick's attention to him. "So yer've recovered, have yer?" he asked, stooping down to pick up a quart-pot of water. "P'raps that'll help yer." He dashed the cold water into the man's face. It certainly brought him round to complete consciousness, and the dark eyes no longer looked appealingly at Sax, but gazed with hatred at his tormentor.

Just you give me that other sixpence, or I'll break every bone in yer skin 'fore yer know where you are." "Let go!" said Tom huskily; and he struggled to get free. "Oh no, yer don't. Yer arn't going to get away till yer've paid me that there sixpence."

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