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"No, sir; only felt comfy-like." "Oh, that's right," said the young officer; and then to himself, "It is seven o'clock, and it is to get up his appetite, I suppose. Sharpen it on me. Well, Pete, what have you been up to now?" "I d'know, sir." "Nonsense! You must know." "S'elp me, sir, I don't. The patient one has got his knife into me as usual.
"Yes: but did you?" "Why, of course I did." "That's right. I say, where are we now?" "I d'know. Somewhere down the river." "Hadn't we better begin to fish?" "Fish? What for?" "Because I'm getting so hungry, and want my breakfast." "Yes, you're a nice fellow to wantcher bragfuss. Got no money and no clothes. I s'pose I shall have to keep yer." "No, no, Bob. I'll work, or fish, or do anything."
They have taken tents, of course." "I d'know, sir; but they've took possession of Mr Suleiman's two helephants." "Ah, capital!" said Archie. "This is fresh news." "Yes, sir; and I suppose Mr Suleiman will never get them again. They ought to be prize money. We took them, sir. My word, I should just like to have the old Rajah!" "Of course," said Archie contemptuously.
The little fellow wrinkled his white forehead, and glanced at the schoolmaster, and then at Mr Hippetts, before looking back at the doctor. "I d'know," he said, in a puzzled way. "You don't know, sir!" "No. I'm allus cotching it." "Say sir, boy," cried the master. "Allus cotching of it, sir, and it don't do me no good." "Really, Dr Grayson "
"I d'know," he began, after clearing his throat, with a conscious air, "as you know we'd got a new minister to our church." "No, I hadn't heard of it," said Miss Kilburn, with her mind full of the monument still. "But I might have heard and forgotten it," she added. "I was very much taken up toward the last before I left Rome."
Well, anyhow, he's better than he has been since we've been here. How long is it?" The lad raised his hand wearily to his aching brow, and held it there for some minutes, before shaking his head sadly. "I d'know," he said. "It's all getting mixed up again. Oh, my poor nut! How it do ache! I know what would do it good lie down and try to go to sleep.
How are ye, so early in the morning?" "Blessed near used up." "That so? What's the matter?" "I d'know," said Jim, listlessly. "Bilious, I guess. Headache stomach bad." "Oh! Well, now, you try them pills I was tellin' you of." Arrived at the bank, he let himself in and locked the door behind him. He stood in the middle of the floor a few minutes, then went behind the railing and sat down.
They will be saying that we are lying speared somewhere not far from headquarters. My word, sir, won't Mrs Morley take on about losing you, sir! And, oh dear! nobody won't miss me except old Tipsy. Haw, haw, haw! He'd like to have me to bully-rag when he gets back to headquarters again." "Will nobody else miss you, Pete?" "No, sir I d'know, though.
"Yes, Maria, I be," returned her father, with uncommon plumpness, as if here now were something he had made up his mind to stand to. "I been thinkin' that Lyddy's a woman grown, as you may say." "Yes," admitted Miss Maria, "she's a woman, as far forth as that goes. What put it into your head?" "Well, I d'know as I know.
His sole weapon was the huge iron spoon, still grasped in his left hand. "Whose horse did you take, Paddy?" "I d'know. I never looked to see.
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