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... I 0, Lord ! 0, my poor back ! I'll never do it again. Oh ! I didn't mean to shoot nobody. I only wanted to make a noise in the world. j us OhW! I'll be bound, my lad, you'll never do it again -and you can't have any thing better-to'causeryon totmake a noise than this fui. P o.Give it him ! Serve him out ! Pepper him ! I say, my Lord, d'ye call that nothing ? ib ___ __ ...
... Now, my love, let us hear if you have improved much at school. Oh ! I've improved very much, Pa! you shall hear me play-' Nix my Dolly; pals, fake away!' Heavens and earth! Why what can that mean? ...
... I I .IX_ .. _L__ _._. Bon. Yon must have this one on, John: iLs necessary to your constitution. l - NOSEY. Come clap it on, Bob; and never mind what faces the old fool makes: he can't help himself. ) JOHN BULL. Murder! murfler! ! What !-i; it not enough that I must support these bloated bloorl-suckers, without adding another ? I will not submit to such villainy any longer! ...
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... A REGULAR GUY! AND NO MIS TAKE. ...
... ALBERT.-Ha! ha! ame cannot resist you Scotch ladies,-you be sa beautiful as all de vorld. Vic.-Oh ! young gentlemnan what I've caught you, ehl! AhM! wait till I get Tyou home again! ...
... They are quite new jinylidear fellow-I'll pledge you my lhonour. 1NT .T 1 . ., . No, I'm d--d if you do; for we don't take i/al in. here, at any price. ...
... id Is it possible a man of your highly respectable appearance can contemplate a robberys? Why it's taking the law into your own hands.' ' Come tip, old gentleman; or I shall fetch you a topper. ...
... Here's a chance! Gad! I shall have all the fun to myself!! ! Ay, daiig me if thee shan't-have it all to yourself, my lad.' ...
... Lh _ Lh THE MAN WHRO SAYS, 'STAND BACK, All- LORD, AND ir LET THE COFFIN PASS,' IN RICHARtID THE THIRD. in The space so long appropriated to other matter is about of to be filled usp by something else; nor will this, our last ir niche, hold in it much remark upon the above character, Ig feeling for, as well as duty to, the reader prompting us to st give a little address, in thus relinquishing ...