"How on arth be yew goin' ter vittle him?

"But haow on arth be we a-goin' ter sleep him?" proceeded the matron uneasily.

What I want is ter ask yew jest one question: Whar, whar on 'arth kin we look fer a decent behavin' ole man ef not in a Old Ladies' Hum?

Why on 'arth didn't yer let me go to the poorhouse?" He fell back on the pillow and drew the bedclothes up to his ears, while Angy followed the doctor out into the hall to receive, as Abe supposed, a more detailed description of his malady.

There's plenty of our Vineyard people wandering about the 'arth, and sometimes one drops in upon the island, just to die.

It is bony fidy 'arth, as I know from the man who trod it.

It's odd enough, Captain Gar'ner, that two of us should come together, out here in the offing, and both of us bound to the other end of the 'arth!"

I tell you, Gar'ner, a man with a good judgment, can just as well jog about the 'arth, without any acquaintance with lunars, as he can with.

To think of them Daggetts' fitting out a schooner to follow my craft about the 'arth in this unheard-of manner; just as if she was a pilot-boat, and young Gar'ner a pilot!

"If 'tis so, sir, it must be right, since the same hand that made the moon made this 'arth, and all it contains.

It may be in the West Ingees, or it may not; there's keys all over the 'arth, I take it.

"Away from this spot all the navies of the 'arth could not now carry us, until God's sun comes back in his course, to drive the winter away afore it.

though, as you tell me, Captain Gar'ner, it's only the 'arth sheering this-a-way and that-a-way in her course.

I have convarsed with a clergyman who thinks that the angels, and archangels, and other heavenly beings, are far before even the Saints in Heaven, such as have been only men on 'arth.

A wife and children, Gar'ner, tie a man to 'arth in a most unaccountable manner.

"At that craftat the Sea Lion of Sterling, which has been so long set down as missing, but which has turned up, just as her owner is about to cast off from this 'arth, altogether.

I believe as you thinks there's nobody on this 'arth as is to be compared of me, says you; and see now, you shall come here once a week, once a fortnit, once a month, even, and I'll never say no more about drivin' of you away; but you shall see me, and I'll speak of you kind and haffable; and whatever I wants done I'll tell you, do it: and it will be done; see if it won't!

No, no, my dear boy; you know I love you better than anything on 'arth, my dear, old soul of a mother, and little Kitty, excepted,for it wouldn't be religious to like you better than my own flesh and blood,but, after these two, I like you better than any one on 'arth; and I can't be quiet, and see you run your property into the fire.

No, no, my dear boy; you know I love you better than anything on 'arth, my dear, old soul of a mother, and little Kitty, excepted,for it wouldn't be religious to like you better than my own flesh and blood,but, after these two, I like you better than any one on 'arth; and I can't be quiet, and see you run your property into the fire.

A ship came in two days arterwards, that must have been a hundred leagues further to the nor'ard when it happened, and her people reported that they thought heaven and 'arth was a coming together, out there in open water.

His patteran pointed to VallŽcy, that lovely village by the Arth where he had first told Hermia that he loved her.

'Then they're a-going to the most infernal, mean, , break-heartedest place as God Almighty ever put on this 'arth for the perplexment of poor unfortunate miners.'

Which is the nearest way to Arth and Küssnacht? FISHER.

Whatten arth possessed yo t' goa an' tak oop wi' Jim Greatorex?

Now, when I went round the 'arth with Captain Cook, we fell in with islands that were so topped off with rocks, and the like o' that, that these here affairs alongside on 'em wouldn't pass for anything more than a sort of jury mountains.