"We're not going to sleep in there to-night, old hoy," he said.

THE OLD MARGATE HOY I am fond of passing my vacations (I believe I have said so before) at one or other of the Universities.

And at this moment a ringing "Hoy!" which could have proceeded only from the relative in question, assured me that his view was correct.

This is the way the farmers ride, Hobbledy-hoy, Hobbledy-hoy!

This is the way the farmers ride, Hobbledy-hoy, Hobbledy-hoy!

This is the way the farmers ride, Hobbledy-hobbledy-hoy!

Hoy, que se me ha presentado ocasión, lo he puesto con letras grandes en la primera cuartilla de papel,

Firme en esta idea, había decidido no volver á decir palabra sobre el asunto á nadie, ni por nada; pero lo haré hoy por satisfacer vuestra curiosidad, y á fe á fe que después de todo, si el diablo me lo toma en cuenta, y torna á molestarme en castigo de mi indiscreción, buenos Evangelios llevo cosidos á la pellica, y con su ayuda creo que, como otras veces no me será inútil el garrote.

The thoughts in the second paragraph of this letter were amplified in the Elia essay "The Old Margate Hoy," in the London Magazine for July, 1823.

In the Elia essay "The Old Margate Hoy" Lamb, in speaking of Hastings, had made the same objection.

hoy. ¡Bueno!dijo Pablo,yo quiero ayudar.

"Yo hoy!" answered Marble;"who hails?"

a-hoy!" cried he, at the door, striking the ground with the butt end of his carbine!

This spirit of warlike enterprise descended to the great grandchildren of these Elizabethans, for in Poole church is a monument to one Joliffe, captain of the hoy Sea Adventurer, who, in the days of Dutch William, drove ashore and captured a French privateer.

They were all on firethe oldest hoy and girl, and the twins, and even the two-year-old that we called the babyto go out and buy some eggs and get the landlord to let them color them in the hotel kitchen.

Hoy en mi favor obradas.

Take her, and hug her, And turn her and tug her, And turn her again boy, again, Then if she mumble, Or if her tail tumble, Kiss her amain hoy, amain.

THE WOMEN'S TRADES PROCESSION TO THE ALBERT HALL MEETING, APRIL 27, 1909 HELEN HOY GREELEY SUFFRAGETTES IN MADISON SQUARE

my b-hoy, h-you are right.

Hoy precisamente, no; pero sí en una de estas mañanas, porque ya había

"lo peor que le sea posible, esto es, que me trate desde hoy con el mayor despego, que murmure de mí en mi ausencia, que se burle sin rebozo de mi familia y circunstancias, que me calumnie, si fuese necesario, y finalmente...."

"pero al menos que la vea yo a usted hoy, que la vea a usted siquiera otra vez, antes que nos separe para siempre el océano...."

hoy por ti, mañana por mí ... ¡y nosotras que vamos a ser tan amigas!...

En efecto, no tienes hoy mucho que trabajar.... DOÑA MATILDE.

after *desterrar* banish *destierro* m. banishment *destinar* destine *destrozar* tear, destroy *desván* m. attic *desvelo* m. anxiety, watchful care *desventurado* unfortunate *detener(se)* stop *determinar a* decide *deuda* f. debt *día* m. day; *hoy