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Come now and I'll lave your pitchers at home, and remember you owe me something for this." "Good will, I hope." "That for one thing," he replied, as they went along; "but we'll talk more about it when we have time; and I'll thin tell you the truth about what brought me to hire wid Fardorougha Donovan."
Oh, God of Heaven!" he exclaimed, clasping his hands, "must I lave you, my darling Una, forever? I must, I must! an' the drame of all we hoped is past but never, never, will she lave my heart! Her eye dim, an' her cheek pale! an' all forme for a man covered with shame and disgrace! Oh, John, John, what a heart! to love me in spite of all this, an' in spite of the world's opinion along with it!"
"Is it knitting y'are, Eily? Shure it's the lucky fellow he'll be that'll wear the socks those fairy hands have made!" "Is it flattherin' me y'are, Dermot? because if so ye may go away! Shure, 'tis all the blarney the bhoys does be givin' me is dhrivin' me away from me home. Maybe ye'll get sinse whin I lave ye all, as I will to-morrow!"
It's chase we gave to the villains, but run they did, and when we came back we found that this scamp was disposed to escape to Melbourne and lave us to foot it back to the city." "Indeed! Pray which way did they go?" asked Murden, not moving a muscle of his face. "Over the hill, there. Ride quick, and I think it's prisoners they'll be in no time," cried the doctor.
"Not now not now!" Allan had to cede. And now presently there he knelt on the fine white sand, his bearskin robe opened and flung back, his well-knit shoulder and sinewed arm bare and brown. "Well, is it fatal?" he jested. "How long do you give me to survive it?" as with her hand and the cold limpid water of the Hudson she started to lave the caked blood away from his gashed triceps.
'Ar-re ye guilty or not guilty? says th' clerk. 'Guilty an' glad iv it, says ye'er lawyer amid cheers an' hisses. 'Have ye th' watch with ye? says th' coort. 'I have, says th' pris'ner, smilin' in his peculiar way. 'Lave me look at it, says th' coort. 'I will not, says the pris'ner, puttin' it back into his pocket. 'How ar-re ye goin' to defind this crook? says th' Judge.
Palmer, and you may remember the evenin' you gave me lave to spend with her. She gave a party on the same evenin' and Dandy was there. I think I never looked better; I had on my new stays, and my hair was done up Grecian. Any way, I wasn't the worst of them." "I am fatigued, Alice," said Lucy; "make your narrative as short as you can." "I haven't much to add to it now, miss," she replied.
This was put forth as an invitation to Julius to expound not only his own situation, but also his relations with Lady and Miss Lefevre, but Julius took no heed of it. He merely said, "No; I was not ill. I only wanted a little change to refresh me," and walked back to the window to lave himself in the air. "Well," continued Lefevre, "since I called to see you, I have had an adventure or two.
Old McB. And I beg your pardon, if I said a cross word; for I know you'll never think of him more, and no need to lave home at all for his sake. It would be a shame in the country, and what would Mrs. Carver herself think? Honor. She thinks well of it, then. Old McB. Then whatever she thinks, she sha'n't have my child from me! tho' she's a very good lady, and a very kind lady, too.
"We lave our limbs in the pellucid waters of the lake or large body of water just referred to. We briskly project ourselves to and fro in a swing of Nature's own contriving, namely, the tendrils of the wild grapevine. We glean the coy berry from its hiding place beneath the sheltering leafage. We entice from their native element the finny denizens of the brawling stream and the murmuring brook.
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