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Bill. All serene, sir! There you are, sir! Brush your trousers, sir? Wat. No; leave 'em. Don't forget now. Bill. Honour bright, sir! Not if I knows it, sir! Wat. There's that other skid, you know. Bill. All right, sir! Anything more, sir? Wat. Damn your impudence! Get along. Exit. BILL watches him into MRS. CLIFFORD'S. Bill. Now by all the 'ungry gums of Arabiar, 'ere's a swell arter our Mattie!
"A ungry belly makes a man desprit," wrote one, but for poaching a pheasant the hungry man was imprisoned fourteen years. Seven shillings to nine shillings a week was the farm labourer's wage, and it took twenty-six shillings then to buy the food that seven would buy now.
If one o' you is all right he thinks the rest don't matter. We women But they overwhelmed her. She stood there with her gaunt arms folded waiting. You felt that she had met other crises of her life with just that same smouldering patience. When the wave of noise subsided again, she was discovered to be speaking. 'P'raps your 'omes are all right! P'raps your children never goes 'ungry.
"You must be 'ungry," observed Mr. Jorrocks, with great politeness to the lady, "after all your exertions," as the latter stood mopping herself with a coarse linen handkerchief "pray, James, bring your partner to our 'amper, and let me offer her some refreshment," which was one word for the Sunflower and two for himself, the sea breeze having made Mr. Jorrocks what he called "unkimmon peckish."
She was what she called "upset" about it. "Now, Alfred," she said to her eldest boy, "it's time I got to my work, and it won't do for you to start gettin' 'ungry again after yer teas. So you put yerself and Lizzie to bed, and I'll make a race of it with Hen and the baby."
'And really, Eugene, considering you're past seven, you should try to speak better, added Jacinth. 'I hope you don't say "nungry and firsty" at school. How they must laugh at you! 'They don't then, said the little boy, 'and they don't need to. I'm very pertickler at school, and I always say 'ungry and wursty properly.
"I'll tell you all about it termorrow. Let's 'ave in supper now; for we're 'ungry, Arthur Miles an' me, an' the Fat Lady'll be expectin' us. Between two an' three miles down the river there's a lock, near a place they call Weston you know it, I reckon? Well, meet us there termorrow say eight o'clock an' we'll 'ave a talk." "The child," said Mr.
From the other room the slavey came with reddened eyes. "'Ere, sir; 'ere Miss." She was snuffling. "Why, M'riar," said Kreutzer, in dismay! "What is it? Why weep you?" "Ho, it allus mykes me snivel w'en I sees you two together, that w'y. Hi cawn't stand it. 'Ow you love! It mykes me 'ungry. Yuss, fair 'ungry. Nobody ain't hever loved me none it mykes me 'ungry."
They went back to their lodgings at dinner-time; but there was no sign of the old man, and, being 'ungry and thirsty, they took all their spare clothes to a pawnbroker and got enough money to go on with.
"Well now, look 'ere, my toolip," returned the arab in a confidential tone, "I've took quite a fancy to you; you've got such a look, some'ow, of my poor old grandmother. Now, if you've no objection, I'd like to give you your breakfast. You're 'ungry, I suppose?" Jack admitted that he was, and, after a moment's hesitation, accepted this surprisingly kind and liberal offer.
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