"OV" Quotes from Famous Books
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— The Treasure-Train • Arthur B. Reeve
... Innishkillen Dthragoons, Miss—oi wouldn't moind. Wid a horse betune me legs, it's on parade oi'd be now, Miss, and not wandhering over the bare flure of the Marsh, stharved wid the cold, the thirst, and hunger, wid the mud and the moire thick on me; facin' an illigant young leddy as is the ekal ov a Fayld Marshal's darter—not to sphake ov Kernal Preston's—ez couldn't hold a candle ...
— The Heritage of Dedlow Marsh and Other Tales • Bret Harte
... o' them all-fired Gypies!" he went on, as Helmar did not reply. "They're that treacherous as never, and if they gits 'old o' yer it means murder. Now, my advice is, an' I've 'ad twenty year experience as a soldier ov 'er Majesty Queen Victoria—the greatest soverin o' the day—askin' yer pardon, as yer a Doycher—wot I says is, bayonit 'em, an' when yer done it see as they ain't alive arter. If yer don't, ...
— Under the Rebel's Reign • Charles Neufeld
... stand an unlimited amount of snubbing without being touched. His familiarity had indeed "bred contempt," and the hope of his speedy departure alone kept back the threatened storm. Even Nancy in the kitchen had been heard to say that, "if the scented dandy didn't kape out ov her kitchen wid his imperdent speeches, she would give him wan blow wid her fist that would spoil his beauty for him," and threatened to "give warnin'" if the mistress did not keep him to ...
— Miss Dexie - A Romance of the Provinces • Stanford Eveleth
... want to frunt any ov the gennelmen o' tha country, bit I Aclways a thawt it desperd odd, that dogs should be keept in a kannel, and keept a hungered too, zaw that thAc mid be moor eager to hunt thic poor little theng cAclled a hare. I dwon' naw, bit I da thenk, nif I war a gennelman, that I'd vine ...
— The Dialect of the West of England Particularly Somersetshire • James Jennings
... him, and that a practical suggestion about money matters would settle the matter, "why, mister, we sha'n't grumble about the dollars, you bet! As yer knows, the Kernel kinder invited yer jest now, when we had no sort o' reckonin' as to who and what yer were. Tharr'll be no worry about yer share ov the plunder, neow—no, sir." ...
— Picked up at Sea - The Gold Miners of Minturne Creek • J.C. Hutcheson |
