. I comandanti di tutti. anged. Ho avemy orgoglio. Così ave ho, ses Jack. Avete intenzione varare ??? Charlie im ha dato un altro aspetto. No, heses, non posso prendere un favore. Ho preso in prestito themoney e mal pagare di nuovo. Molto buono, ses Jack, portandolo verso l'alto. Itsmy denaro, aint ??? Sì, ses Charlie, tenuto alcun avviso di Mrs.Cook e er marito, wot era sia parlando 92 il nido uovo di im in una sola volta e per cercare di persuadere toalter im la sua mente. Poi ho dare a Miss Emma Cook, sesJack Bates, mettendo nelle sue mani. Buona notte a tutti e buona fortuna. Egli ha sbattuto la porta anteriore dietro im eard andthey im andare fuori sulla strada come se ewas

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. Captains all. anged. I avemy pride. So ave I, ses Jack. Are you going totake it ? Charlie gave im another look. No, heses, I cant take a favour. I borrowed themoney and Ill pay it back. Very good, ses Jack, taking it up. Itsmy money, aint it ? Yes, ses Charlie, taking no notice of Mrs.Cook and er husband, wot was both talking 92 THE NEST EGG to im at once, and trying to persuade im toalter his mind. Then I give it to Miss Emma Cook, sesJack Bates, putting it into her hands. Good-night everybody and good luck. He slammed the front door behind im andthey eard im go off down the road as if ewas going for fire-engines. Charlie satthere for a moment struck all of a heap, andthen e jumped up and dashed arter im. Hejust saw im disappearing round a corner, andhe didnt see im agin for a couple o year arter-wards, by which time the Sydney gal had adthree or four young men arter im, and Emma, who ad changed her name to Smith, was doingone o the best businesses in the chandleryline in Poplar. THE CONSTABLESMOVE. The Constables Move MR. BOB GRUMMIT sat in the kitchenwith his corduroy-clad legs stretchedon the fender. His wifes half-eaten dinnerwas getting cold on the table ; Mr. Grummit, who was badly in need of cheering up, emptiedher half-empty glass of beer and wiped his lipswith the back of his hand. Come away, I tell you, he called. Dye hear ? Come away. Youll be lockedup if you dont. He gave a little laugh at the sarcasm, andsticking his short pipe in his mouth lurchedslowly to the front-room door and scowledat his wife as she lurked at the back of thewindow watching intently the furniture whichwas being carried in next door. Come away or else youll be locked up, repeated Mr. Grummit. You mustnt lookat policemens furniture ; its agin the law. 90 96 THE CONSTABLES MOVE Mrs. Grummit made no reply, but, throwingappearances to the winds, stepped to the windowuntil her nose touched, as a walnut sideboardwith bevelled glass back was tenderly borneinside under the personal supervi

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