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And that was the beginnin'. "It went along that way for twelve months. Fust one feller's nag would come home freighted with perspiration and glory, and then t'other's.
"Why does he fancy that?" came the question, after a perceptible pause. Old Ripper shook his head. It was beyond his ken, he said. "There be only two things he's afeared of in life," continued the man, who, though generally called old Ripper, was not above five-and-thirty. "The one's that wild man Pike; t'other's the shadder. He'd run ten mile sooner than see either." "Does Pike annoy the boy?"
Bill jerked the reins, and the piebald pony set off at a weary trot. "Yes, missie, I am the clown," he said. "Where's your nose?" asked Humpty suspiciously. "One's on my face t'other's in the dressing-up box," answered the man, with a shout of laughter. "Then you're not Poor Jane's brother?" said Dumpty.
"Here's one on 'em, sir," said Andrew triumphantly introducing the small trembling form of Frank, "an' t'other's not far off, I reckon." The rector looked more than ever perturbed. "Where was the boy, Andrew?" he asked. "Does he know anything of the matter?" "He was in the loft, and he's just the most owdacious young rascal; says t'other one's gone on before.
When I get ashore I can hunt you up. We don't write many letters because time each get t'other's, the news is so plaguey old 'tain't news at all. You Dotts seem more like home folks to me than anybody else, so I stick to you. I presume likely I shall till I die." Azuba entered the store in the way in which she did most things, with a flurry and a slam.
What I say is, lessons are lessons, and jumping is jumping; one's nasty and t'other's nice if you like." Judith was interested in Josephine's French. "Let's have the other phrases, Josephine." "Not me," answered Josephine elegantly. "Moi, I shall scatter them about gracefully. Dad will probably think I'm well-educated when I go home, and if I'm tidy, too, my mother will be perfectly satisfied."
"Jacob Faithful, why still porest thou over thy book didst thou not understand that the hours of recreation had arrived? Why risest thou not upon thy feet like the others?" "'Cause I've got no shoes." "And where are thy shoes, Jacob?" "One's in your pocket," replied I "and t'other's in his'n." Each party placed their hands behind, and felt the truth of the assertion.
I wish we had some sort of description of those rascals 'twould help a good deal. But you couldn't see what they were like, in the dark, lad, I suppose?" "Oh yes; I saw them down-town and follered them." "Splendid! Describe them describe them, my boy!" "One's the old deaf and dumb Spaniard that's ben around here once or twice, and t'other's a mean-looking, ragged "
You've got two notes at present, and one's a squeak and t'other's a grumble. I think you might find a more advantageous empl'yment for your time elsewheer. Paul submitted to this verdict with high good-humour. He retired to the far end of the schoolroom, and sat out 'the practice' with a growing sense of pleasure. He exulted in the possession of a new sense which made all these people lovable.
We will not even undertake to say that a gleam of something blue did not flash across the mind of the good man, who did not know what ribbons were. He was so much bewildered that Mrs Proctor repeated her question, and, as she did so, tapped him pretty smartly on the arm to recall his wandering thoughts. "One's one thing," at last shouted the confused man, "and t'other's another!"
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