urting

Updated: June 26, 2025

Both dead-'ere to-day and gone to-morrer, as you might say. Got your nurse 'anging around anywhere?" "Nurse?" said Jeremy indignantly. "I don't have a nurse. I'm much too old! There is a governess, but she's over there talking to Mary. She's my sister but they won't bother yet not till the Cathedral bell begins." "No intention of 'urting your feelings, young fellow my lad.

Sir Hugh Walpole - Jeremy

'I come to torment you! he says, 'you Old Sumpthing! and begins at me.... No human being could ever have been called such things before. It made me cry out. 'And now, he says, 'just to show I ain't afraid of 'urting you, he says, and ups and twists my wrist." Mr. Polly gasped. "I could stand even his vi'lence," said the plump woman, "if it wasn't for the child." Mr.

H. G. (Herbert George) Wells - The History of Mr. Polly