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"Yes, you did"

"No, I didn't"

"Why, half-a-dozen here saw you do it You've got hold of the wrong

man, my lad, for larks; so now, then!"

I saw him stick on his white hat all on one side, and he looked very

fierce and severe; while I felt covered with shae that had done the ht inall about theup to hi about hi softly,

"I've been to Paris and I've been to Dover;" and the cabbage had struck

me on the other side, so that unless Shock had learned how to project

decayed cabbage after the fashion of booroup of bare-legged boys, though, away to ht have passed for Shock's brothers and cousins,

only that they were thin and unwholesoh Shock was often quite as dirty, his seemed to be the

wholesome dirt of country earth, and he looked brown, and healthy, and

strong