Vell, you tell him ve hang him up by dose heels, und Murdock mit him, vonce ve catch dem.

O no, pardona moy; I say vell, be glad for see you vell, in good health.

O no, pardona moy; I say vell, be glad for see you vell, in good health.

Vell, derre be a ting me tinke; be gars blur, me know, me be revenge me tella de Duke.

Vell, me say no more: chok a de selfe, foule churle, fowle, horrible, terrible pigge, pye Cod.

Vell, vat? Mar.

" "Dat is fat vill do ver' vell," said Henri; "vill you please donnez me one petit morsel of steak.

" "Vell den, allons.

You haf done vell.

The Sergeant-Major, being called in, exhorted him to "get in and give the thing a trial," at which Nijinsky flung up his hands in characteristic fashion and said, "Vell, it's somethink fur nothink, anyhow," and they left him to it.

" "Vell," said the seaman, after obeying instructions, "I yoost had vun hell of a time, und he make a long rest in de land, I do py dammage!

Ve vas dreaded vell mit de vimmen makin' luff und the kanakas glad mit it.

Vell, don't dey say ve're honest, too?

Vell, vat more you vant?

"Vell, vell, Missis Sahvah," he said anxiously as he saw her lying so ominously still on the bed, "you haf not been trying to push somevon across de top of Lake Erie, haf you?"

"I vas just so glad to know you vas doing so vell in business.

"And now you want to leave me holdin' the bag!" "Vell, you said yourself you seen him, didn't you?" replied the German.

"Vell, gen'l'muns," said the foreman, who was a glove merchant and looked like Sam Bernard, as they took their seats round the battered oak table.

"Vell, let's understand vat we're doin'," admonished the foreman.

"Vell," suddenly interjected the foreman, "he admitted he was guilty in the bolice gourt.

" "Vell, take annoder vote," mildly suggested the foreman.

"Vell, let 'im speak.

'Sposin' I set you barkin' up the wrong tree; what good's that gwine to do?" "Vell, Schmidt, I don't zay but what you zay right.

And then he added: "Vell, you aind't got nottings on me.

" "I donounderstand, Sare," said the merchant, smiling amiably, "I am ver vell off herethank you" "Come, come," said the other gentleman, speaking for the first time, "no parlavoo Monsoo, you are our prisonerthis is a warrant for the sum of 10,000l.