"I say,
aren't the flints in your pistols worn out?
"But after all--even here we're alone together,
aren't we?"
"You certainly
aren't in the least like a millionaire," she declared, smiling at him, "you are more like a--"
The sand-dunes
aren't very far away--the sea winds blow over them and the sea spray drenches them."
"I'm very glad his father took him back again,
aren't you, Luke?" she said.
And he made light on it, and he says, "Pooh, pooh, Macey, make yourself easy," he says; "it's neither the meaning nor the words--it's the regester does it--that's the glue." So you see he settled it easy; for parsons and doctors know everything by heart, like, so as they
aren't worreted wi' thinking what's the rights and wrongs o' things, as I'n been many and many's the time.
"Well, but, in this country, there
aren't any lions and tigers, loose: so they hunt other creatures, you see." I hoped, but in vain, that this would satisfy her, and that she would ask no more questions.
"
Aren't you confusing pod hoc with propter hoc?" said the Bee Master.
You're--you're going to give her something to eat,
aren't you?"
"They
aren't nice, at all," she choked, "and they'd been black if it hadn't been for the red carpet for the church; but they're all I've got."
It is full of "whereases" and "peradventures" and "heretofores" and similar swank, and there
aren't any stops in it.
"The police
aren't for that," observed Mrs Verloc cursorily, hurrying on her way.