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"Don't you think he's a bright baby?" asked the child, sitting down on a footstool, which was a favourite seat of hers. "For a French biby, 'e 's as bright as you could expect," replied her hostess, judicially. "Are they different?" "Well, they ain't Hinglish." "I'm half American," said the little girl. "You don't talk through your nose. Far as I can see, you've got as good a haccent as me."
"Don't you think he's a bright baby?" asked the child, sitting down on a footstool, which was a favourite seat of hers. "For a French biby, 'e's as bright as you could expect," replied her hostess, judicially. "Are they different?" "Well, they ain't Hinglish." "I'm half American," said the little girl. "You don't talk through your nose. Far as I can see, you've got as good a haccent as me."
"Aw, stow it, Alec!" said the former fighter. "'E's no spy. 'E's one o' our lads from the bay. Hi can tell by 'is haccent." Benito rose. His hand crept toward the derringer, but McTurpin was before him. "Don't try that, blast you!" he commanded. "Now, my friend, let's have a look at you.... By the Eternal! It's young Windham!" "The cove you don hout o' his rawnch?" asked the Bruiser, curiously.
Love also laid a firm hand on the vivacious Pierre Duprez he who had long scoffed at the jeu d'amour, played it at last in grave earnest, and one bright season he introduced his bride into Parisian society, a charming little woman, with very sparkling eyes and white teeth, who spoke French perfectly, though not with the ''haccent' recommended by Briggs.
"'Ennery, 'hi have got to get out of Lunnon, don't you know, because me 'eart is palpitating," and we went back to the 'otel, to see if our invitation to visit King Hedward had arrived. Say, we are getting so we talk just like English coachmen, and you won't hundredstand us when we get 'ome. Yours, with a haccent. 'Ennery.
This I knew to be false: I had watched the door the whole morning from a lodging I took at a house opposite. 'Your lady is not out, said I: 'she has denied me, and I can't, of course, force my way to her. But listen: you are an Englishman? 'That I am, said the fellow, with an air of the utmost superiority. 'Your honour could tell that by my HACCENT.
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