 | England - 1825 - 826 pages
...daunted, though well he knew the little man to belong to the good people ; ' here's your health, any way, and thank you kindly ; no matter who pays for the...years and a day, and that is the way I will be paid ; BO make ready to follow me.' " When Billy heard this, he began to be very sorry for having used such... | |
 | George Houston - Fiction - 1825 - 266 pages
...daunted, though well he knew the little man to belong to the good people ; " here's your health, any way, and thank you kindly ; no matter who pays for the...little man ; and he felt himself, yet could not tell how, obliged to follow the little man the livelong night about the country, up and down, and over hedge... | |
 | George Houston - Fiction - 1825 - 276 pages
...daunted, though well he knew the little man to belong to the good people ; " here's your health, any way, and thank you kindly ; no matter who pays for the...for having used such bold words towards the little rpan ; and he felt himself, yet could riot tell how, obliged to follow the little man the livelong... | |
 | Scotland - 1825 - 868 pages
...to the very bottom, without ever taking a second breath to it. " ' Success," said the little man j ' and you're heartily welcome, Billy ; but don't think...used such bold words towards the little man ; and lie felt himself, yet could not tell how, obliged to follow the little man the livelong night about... | |
 | George Houston - Fiction - 1825 - 274 pages
...; " and you're heartily welcome, Billy ; but don't think to cheat me as you have done others—out with your purse and pay me like a gentleman." " Is...little man ; and he felt himself, yet could not tell how, obliged to follow the little man the livelong night about the country, up and down, and over hedge... | |
 | 1825 - 492 pages
...pocket as cas; as a blackberry ?' "' Billy Mac Daniel,' «aid the little man, getting very angry, ' jou shall be my servant for seven years and a day, and...to follow me.' " When Billy heard this, he began to he VIT} sorry for havingueed such bold words towards the little man ; and •« felt himself, yet could... | |
 | 1826 - 890 pages
...welcome, Billy ; but don't think to cheat me as уоц have done others. — out with your pursp.and pay me like a gentleman." " Is it I pay you ?" said...and a day, and that is the way I will be paid ; so mnke ready to follow me." " When Billy heard this, he began to be very sorry for having used such bold... | |
 | 1825 - 500 pages
...heartily welcome, Billy ; but don't think to cheat me as you have done others. — out with your purse.and pay me like a gentleman." " Is it I pay you ?" said...little man ; and he felt himself, yet could not tell how, obliged to follow the little man the livelong night about the country, up and down, and over hedge... | |
 | English fiction - 1835 - 356 pages
...the drink ; " and he took the glass, and drained it to the very bottom, without ever taking a second to it. " Success," said the little man ; " and you're...little man ; and he felt himself, yet could not tell how, obliged to follow the little man the livelong night about the country, up and down, and over hedge... | |
 | Ethan Allen Andrews - American prose literature - 1844 - 356 pages
...man; " and you're heartily welcome, Billy; but don't think to cheat me as you have done others—out with your purse, and pay me, like a gentleman." "...little man ; and he felt himself, yet could not tell how, obliged to follow the little man the livelong night about the country, up and down, and over hedge... | |
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Success," said the little man ; " and you're heartily welcome, Billy ; but don't think to cheat me as you have done others — out with your purse and pay me like a gentleman." " Is it I pay you ?" said Billy : "could I not just take you up and put you... 
