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Updated: June 22, 2025
Of course it's my dooty to 'and it over to the p'lice, but, in the first place, I refuse to 'ave any communication wi' the p'lice, friendly or otherwise; in the second place, I 'ad no 'and in makin' the laws, so I don't feel bound to obey 'em; thirdly, I'm both 'ungry an' thirsty, an' 'ere you 'ave the remedy for them afflictions, so, fourthly 'ere goes!"
I told that fool Frenchwoman to get in something really nice, and she disobeyed me! I was 'ungry, too, for I 'ad no déjeuner to-day, and that makes one 'ollow, does it not? But now L'Ami Fritz is going to make us some good coffee! After we 'ave 'ad it you shall go away if so is your wish, but my 'usband will certainly accompany you "
The wind had abated, the sea, although still heaving, was smooth. The snow had ceased, and the sun arose in a cloudless sky, so that when poor Mrs Mitford raised her dishevelled head and felt the sun's cheering rays she exclaimed, with a sigh of relief: "La! if the sun ain't blazin' 'ot! An' I'm so 'ungry. Dear, dear, 'ave you bin rowin' all night, John?
"Come along, Zook, I like punctuality. Are you hungry?" "'Ungry as a 'awk, sir," replied Zook, glancing at the table and rubbing his hands, for there entered his nostrils delicious odours, the causes of which very seldom entered his throat. "W'y, sir, I know'd you was a gent, from the wery first!" "I have at least entered my native shell," said Charlie, with a laugh. "Sit down.
'P'raps, her voice quivered, 'p'raps your children never goes 'ungry, and maybe you're satisfied though I must say I wouldn't a thought it from the look o' yer. 'Oh, I s'y! 'But we women are not satisfied. We don't only want better things for our own children; we want better things for all. Every child is our child. We know in our 'earts we oughtn't to rest till we've mothered 'em every one.
"Don't you hit me; don't you hit me," cried Drew, writhing. "I'll cut you to pieces," snarled Bagot. "I watched him," he continued to the man who held the lad in a firm grip in spite of his struggles to get away. "He was sneaking up to this young gentleman, begging and trying to pick his pocket." "That I wasn't," whined Drew. "I was orfle 'ungry, and he was pitching away cake things to the ducks.
"Now, child, don't you worry 'tain't no use" and Priscilla lit two bedroom candles, giving Innocent one "You just go up to bed and think of nothing till the morning. Mister Jocelyn is dead beat and put out about something precious 'ungry too, for he ate his food as though he hadn't 'ad any all day. You couldn't expect him to be pleasant if he was wore out." Innocent said nothing more.
"Didn't I see him with his hand on the loaf?" "He was a puttin' of it back," said Tommy. "I wish he'd been somewheres else! See what he been an' got by it! If he'd only ha' let me run, there wouldn't ha' been nobody the wiser. I am sorry I didn't run. Oh, I ham so 'ungry!" Tommy doubled himself up, with his hands inside the double. "'Ungry, are you?" roared the baker.
He may come down of his own accord in the night. Bein' 'ungry." "Then what we must do," said Ukridge in a jovial manner, which to me at least seemed out of place, "is to have a regular, jolly picnic-dinner, what? Whack up whatever we have in the larder, and eat that." "A regular, jolly picnic-dinner," repeated the professor gloomily.
I only arksed for a bit because I was so 'ungry didn't I, sir?" "Yes," said Frank hoarsely. "I gave him a biscuit." "Then what's this?" said the man who held him, wrenching open Drew's hand, in spite of a great show of resistance, and seizing a shilling. "You managed to rob him, then." "No, no," said Frank. "I gave him the money." That disarmed suspicion. "But he'd sneaked round behind you.
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