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"From Mrs. Gallosh?" "I do not zink it vas from Mrs. Gallosh." Count Bunker smiled. "You inflamed all hearts last night," said he. The Baron looked grave. "I did drink too moch last night. But I did not say vat I should not, eh? I vas not rude or gross to Mistair Gallosh?" "Not to Mr. Gallosh." The Baron looked a trifle perturbed at the gravity of his tone.

"Are ve near to zee spote?" asked the professor, glancing from side to side in some anxiety. "Not far from it!" replied the hermit, "but there is not much fear of such an attack in broad daylight and with so large a party." "Ve are not a very large party," returned the professor. "I do not zink I would fear much to face a tiger vid my goot rifle, but I do not relish his choomping on me unavares.

Fair, viz blue eyes, short pairhaps but not too short, slender as a—a—drom-stick, and I vould say a maid; at least I see vun stout old lady mit her, mozzer and daughter I soppose.” “And did this piece of perfection seem to appreciate you?” “Vy should I know? Zey are ze real ladies and pairtend not to see me, bot I zink zey notice me all ze same. Not ‘lady vriends,’ Bonker, ha, ha, ha!”

Not only the more sporting portions of his wardrobe but his gun and cartridges as well, had vanished, and, search and storm as he liked, there was not a trace of them to be found. “Ze rascal!” he muttered; “I did not zink he was zief as well.” It is hardly wonderful that he arrived at Brierley station in anything but an amiable frame of mind.

"I have told zem to take hot water upstairs," the Father was saying, "and I zink a glass of toddy would be a good sing for you." He slightly emphasised the "you," and turned as if to supplement the original order. "No, no!" the Boy called after him, choking a little, half with suppressed merriment, half with nervous fatigue.

As for water-casks, &c., they were all arranged; everything, of the sort having been taken from the wreck, with little or no difficulty, immediately after the loss of the ship. In a word, we should have little more to do, than to step the masts, rig our craft, stow her hold, and proceed at once to the nearest friendly port. "I zink you shall go to Canton," added Monsieur Le Compte.

And yet, Bonker, I zink my loff is anozzer kindze real!” “They are all that, Baron; but have it your own way. Anything I can do to make you worse shall be done.” “Zanks, my best of friends,” said the Baron, warmly, seizing his hand; “I knew you would stand by me!”

And further: If Miguel Farrel should, within the next two years, die out of his own bed and with his boots on, you will be killed on general principles, whether you're guilty or not. Do I make myself clear or must I illustrate the point with motion pictures?" "Yes, sir. 'Scuse, please. Yes, sir, I zink I go very quick, sir." "Three cheers! The sooner the quicker the next train, let us say.

No doubt you zink it unaccountable and strange pairhaps ungrateful of me, eh?" "On the contrary, I feel as I should if I feared this cigar had gone out and then found it alight after all." "You say so! Ah, zen I will have more boldness to confess my heart! Bonker, ven I did land in England ze leetle thought zat vould rise vas 'Ze land of freedom vunce again!

He spoke in such a low tone I couldn't hear him." Parker, without hesitation, related to her, in the presence of Okada, the astonishing news which Loustalot had given him. "Good!" the lady declared, emphatically. "I hope that delightful Don Mike collects every penny." "Very poor business, I zink," Mr. Okada opined, thoughtfully.