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At a corner which led into a black hole of a court, a coffee-stand was stationed, in charge of a burly ruffian in corduroys. "Come along," said the girl. "There it is. It ain't strong, but it's 'ot." She sidled up to the stand, drawing Dart with her, as if glad of his protection. "'Ello, Barney," she said. "'Ere's a gent warnts a mug o' yer best. I've 'ad a bit o' luck, an' I wants one mesself."

'Will you take it with you, or have the address altered. 'Oh, Fred can carry it. Make him do what he can for the dear old 'ome. 'Mike use of'im, said Fred, grimly humorous, as he took the chair from the dealer. His movements were graceful, yet curiously abject, slinking. ''Ere's mother's cosy chair, he said. 'Warnts a cushion. And he stood it down on the market stones.

I never yet met with the navigator who found two 'noons' in the same day, that he was not in danger of shipwreck. Now I dare say, Mr. Dodge there, who has just gone below, has, as he says, seen all he warnts to see, and it is quite likely he knows more already than he can cleverly get along with. Let the people be getting the booms on the yards, Mr.

Abbott pronounced this singular name, however, "Ordeel." "Oh! she warnts to know." "So do I warnt to know; and know I will. Run home this instant, and ask your mother why she has sent you here with this message. Jenny, I am much exercised to find out the reason Mrs. Bumgrum should have sent Ordeal over with such a question."

But he turned uncouthly, awkwardly aside, glancing up at her with quick bright eyes, oddly suggestive, like a quick, live rat. 'Don't spoil him, said the young woman. 'He's not used to arm-chairs, 'e isn't. The young man turned away, and said, with averted grin: 'Only warnts legs on 'is. The four parted. The young woman thanked them. 'Thank you for the chair it'll last till it gives way.

"English!" exclaimed Frank; "Good Lord! why don't you ask him why he can't speak Greek? English! Lord! Lord! Lord! Tom Draw and English!" "I'll jist tell Archer what he warnts to know, and then see you, my dear little critter, if I doosn't English you some!" replied the old man, waxing wroth.