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Updated: June 22, 2025
This here's what I once heard a clown say, `It's dangerous to be safe. I say, figgerhead, arn't there no other way?" "Ship! Men! Catchee, catchee," said Ngati, in a whisper. "Hear that, Mas' Don? Any one'd think we was babbies. Ketchy, ketchy, indeed! You ask him if there arn't no other way. I don't like walking in a place that's like so much hot soup." "Be quiet, and follow. Hist! Hark!"
There, I'll run off at once." "Hold hard a moment, Master Aleck. Mebbe you'll see them two beauties." "I shouldn't wonder, Tom." "Looking as innercent as a pair o' babbies, sir," said Tom, with a knowing wink. "Then what you've got to do, sir, is look innercent too. You arn't going to suspeck them for a minute, cause they wouldn't do such a thing. We're a-going to wait till the right time comes."
Halifax, may 'ee ne'er want a meal o' good meat for the missus and the babbies at home, if ee'll get a bit o' bread for our'n this day." "My man, I'll try." He called me aside, explained to me, and asked my advice and consent, as Abel Fletcher's son, to a plan that had come into his mind. It was to write orders, which each man presenting at our mill, should receive a certain amount of flour.
Winkle all wery nice gen'l'm'n, Sir, as you'll be wery happy to have the acquaintance on; so the sooner you commits these here officers o' yourn to the tread mill for a month or two, the sooner we shall begin to be on a pleasant understanding. Business first, pleasure arterwards, as King Richard the Third said when he stabbed the t'other king in the Tower, afore he smothered the babbies.
Women an' babbies are common enough too common, by a long chalk; an' as for prayin' to 'em " Jim's utter contempt and incredulity were too great for further expression, and he turned away, wishing her a curt "Good-night!"
"She means Miss Maryllia," said the old man "That's the name she's given 'er lady-love the thinkin' little imp she is! Where's lady- love? Why she's in 'er own house she don't want any little tags o' babbies runnin' round 'er your lady-love's got somethin' else to do." "She AIN'T!" said Ipsie, with dramatic emphasis "She tums an' sees me often 'oo don't know nuffin' 'bout it!
"Don't believe 'em, brother," he whispered under cover of the talk where the others clustered around the hearth watching the preparations for the punch; "don't believe 'em, friend I'm no murderer an' my pore old stricken mother on 'er knees for me this night, an' my sweet wife an' babbies weepin' their pretty eyes out, an' all for me.
And the real beauty is Miss Francie, such as my own babbies were before her, bless them!" "Stop," cried Clement in consternation. "It is only a bit of passing admiration. Don't say a word about it to the others." "As if I would demane myself to the like of them!
Mrs Clowes lifted her mighty form from the stool, shook peelings from the secret places of her endless apron, and calmly sat down again. "Ye rule 'em with a rod of iron, missis," said Jock. She smiled good-humouredly and shrugged her vast shoulders no mean physical feat. "I keep 'em lively," she said. "There's twelve of 'em in my lot, without th' two babbies.
These here boys, which ain't much more than babbies, have done what there ain't many men, not even of those who are born and bred to the sea, would have done; and we should just like to give them a bit of a cheer for good luck." "Very well, Jones, tell the men they can do as they like."
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