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... THE ROYAL SPORTSMAN-A SCENE AT CLAREMONT. 'AAh, ab, Mistare Keeper ! T thought I smell somting! Dis is call the Voodcog, because hle stand on de vood. I'sall'shoot him all ovare, and not leave him von .leetle tail to fly vit.' ...
... F I L I A L AFFECTION. ' Sure, Mrs. Ryan, an it's an iligant thing to have dutiful childer. Noaw there's my boy Tim, I will say that for him, lie never hits me wlen Pm down.' ' Well, that's a blessin anyway.' ...
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... ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER ! ' Oh, siv! Is this the way to Turn-'enz-Greeii ? I should think it was, ma'am ; and black and blue also. ...
... - I say, Jack; do you see anything particularly spoonified in my new Tile ? - Nothing, my dear fellow; but the head. ...
... Von't you try a sassage, Joey ? I used to patronize,,'em ven they confined ther'selves to making 'em of and taters, but now they introduces too much brown paper; so I've d Vy, no. red flannel cut 'ern. ...
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... 'z (I Il N' - ?k -1 dok- +ho 1- avr o~ A rUL1'UJlUA]L ULI) UUY. Boy.- Pray remember the Guy, sir. OLD BULL.- Ay, ay, my lads ! I've good reason to remember him. Ha! ha! hal! old Nosey sinugged for a Guy at last. Well, my boys, I hope he'll malke a good bonfire. ALL THEr Boys.- Eb, Jim along, Jim along, Nosey. ...
... MALIMIE CAPPE LLE (LAFEAUGE). ...
... T t 1. I . I . . . JUHiNNY BULL AND T'UE F'ASTING MAN. ' Mr. Cavanagh, I've called to know if you've any objection to give a few lessons in the fasting line, as I shall be compelled to put it in practice very shortly, under the present Corn-law legislation; so wish to have a knowledge of total abitinenee before I commence.' ...
... 'I say, Joe ! ain't them 'ere old coves wot they call count-selle's ?? ' Oh, I don't know wot they sells; but I know as how they're gallus rogues.' ...
... ' Dere, Mistare Pull, I vos pledge my vord how much I gome to dis country for your goots-vat you think now ? c ?? I, Al 1 s .k _ T . 1.:- It -- L! -~ I t _ . I .. I _ 'Think, Al.? Ahy I think the best thing you can do now is to cut your stick, and leave well alone, because if this is to be the game, you'll not only get the goods, but the chattels as well.' ...