159 examples of henery in sentences

Henery Walker got into trouble for leaning over Charlie Stubbs's fence and feeding his chickens for 'im, and Sam Jones's wife had to run off 'ome to 'er mother 'arf-dressed because she had 'appened to overlay a sick rabbit wot Sam 'ad taken to bed with 'im to keep warm.

I wish as 'ow Bill Chambers and Henery Walker and a few more 'ad been 'ere just now.' "Mr. Bunnett agreed with 'im, and said wot a pity it was everybody 'adn't got Bob Pretty's commonsense and good feeling.

"He bid Mr. Bunnett good-bye becos 'e said he'd got to get back to 'is work, and Mr. Bunnett had 'ardly got 'ome afore Henery Walker turned up full of anxiousness to ask his advice about five little baby kittens wot 'is old cat had found in the wash-place: the night afore.

"Henery Walker shook his 'ead agin. ''

'We must try and find 'omes for 'em when they are old enough,' he says at last; 'I'll go round myself and see wot I can do for you.' "Henery Walker thanked 'im and went off 'ome doing a bit

Peter Gubbins offered for to take two, and Mr. Bunnett told Henery Walker next day that 'e could ha' found 'omes for 'em ten times over.

"'You've no idea wot fine, kind-'arted people they are in this village when their 'arts are touched,' he ses, smiling at Henery.

"It was very 'ard on Henery Walker, I must say that.

"'Ow you could ever 'ave thought you 'ad a chance, Bob, I don't know,' ses Henery Walker.

The on'y thing I'm sorry for is you can't all 'ave the gold watch, and I'm sure you've worked 'ard enough for it; keeping Henery Walker's kittens for 'im, and hanging round Mr. Bunnett's.'

"He rumpled Bill Chambers's 'air for 'im as he passeda thing Bill never can a-bearand gave Henery Walker, wot was drinking beer, a smack on the back wot nearly ruined 'im for life.

'Oh, Lord!' "He made signs for more brandy, and Henery Walker, wot was acting as landlord, without being asked, gave it to 'im.

"Then Henery Walker see it.

He called for a pot o' ale and drank it nearly off, and then 'e sat gasping and 'olding the mug between 'is legs and shaking 'is 'ead at the floor till everybody 'ad left off talking to look at 'im. "'Wot's the matter, Henery?' ses one of 'em.

"Henery Walker didn't answer 'im.

" "Everybody said 'Bravo!'; but Henery Walker didn't seem to like it at all.

"'Up another tree, Henery, where you couldn't see me,' ses Bob Pretty, smiling at 'im. "Henery Walker, wot was drinking some beer, choked a bit, and then 'e put the mug down and went straight off 'ome without saying a word to anybody.

"'Up another tree, Henery, where you couldn't see me,' ses Bob Pretty, smiling at 'im. "Henery Walker, wot was drinking some beer, choked a bit, and then 'e put the mug down and went straight off 'ome without saying a word to anybody.

Even parson, who'd been away for a holiday, said so, and Henery Walker told 'is wife that if she ever set foot inside the church agin 'ed ask 'is old mother to come and live with 'em.

Henery Walker's pig went, and at the same time George Kettle lost five or six ducks.

"George Kettle opened the door wot led into the kitchen, and then 'e sprang back with such a shout that the man with the scythe tried to escape, taking Henery Walker along with 'im. George Kettle tried to speak, but couldn't.

"'There's the tiger,' ses Henery Walker, pointing at Bob Pretty; 'that's wot old man Parsley meant.' "'Somebody go and fetch Policeman White,' ses a voice.

'You stole it all.' "'Take care wot you're saying, Henery,' ses Bob Pretty, 'else I'll make you prove your words.'

"'Tiger be hanged,' ses Henery Walker, who was almost certain that a loin o' pork on the table was off 'is pig; 'you're the only tiger in these parts.'

"Why, Henery,' ses Bob Pretty, 'wot are you a-thinkin' of?

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