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It would kill the lad to bring him up, and as he is my patient, I have told him to stay below.

"I hope you have made no mistake, my lad," anxiously said Captain Daly.

"Why, you've hardly tried your own mare at all," said the lad, reproachfully.

Never in Barbier's memory had any Manchester lad so applied himself to learn French before.

The lad took it, but he could not speak: he held it and sobbed.

S'pose you tell me what happened, jest as it comes to you, lad.

Each time he hooked a fish he repeated: "My lad, you shouldn't fish; you should angle."

Perry looked at him for a few moments, feeling pained to see the way in which the lad took his disappointment.

It was then that Lad disgraced himself and his deities, and proved himself all unworthy to appear in so refined an assembly.

Some were indifferent, while others scowled fiercely as their resentment against the lad mounted.