Sketches — Volume 01 by Robert Seymour
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be offended at the reflection!) and even now he may, with truth, aver,
that although he caught nothing, he, at least, took the best perch in the undulating stream! SCENE VII. "Help! help! Oh! you murderous little villin? this is vot you calls rowing, is it?--but if ever I gets safe on land again, I'll make you repent it, you rascal. I'll row you--that I will." "Mister Vaterman, vot's your fare for taking me across?" "Across, young 'ooman? vy, you looks so good-tempered, I'll pull you over for sixpence?" "Are them seats clean?" "O! ker-vite:--I've just swabb'd 'em down." "And werry comfortable that'll be! vy, it'll vet my best silk?" "Vatered silks is all the go. Vel! vell! if you don't like; it, there's my jacket. There, sit down a-top of it, and let me put my arm round you." "Fellow!" |
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