I'd almost forgotten his name, for you Mounseersare so badly christened that I can't remember how you're called.
You see the Mounseers are very purlite people, and so it's better to be purlite when you're in France.
Ay, General Clive, him what chased the mounseers out o' Fort St. George with a marlin-spike.
T'ud make me uneasy inside, sir, the very thought of eatin' what they mounseers eat.
No more foreign mounseers and madams for the White Hart.
It was very good-natured in the mounseers to give it us to sleep on.
I am hungry enough myself, and I hope the mounseers don't intend to starve us, though maybe we shan't get roast beef and plum pudding.
I say, Bill, I wonder what the mounseers are going to do with us," whispered Jack, as they marched along.
I am pretty sharp set already; and if the mounseers should have stolen the grub out of our chest, we should have nothing to eat on our voyage.
I'm afraid that when the mounseersfind out that we have escaped, they will be sending after us," said Jack.
Then me and some more jumped down the gangway and cleared the lower deck, where some mounseers was scrambling round the arm-chest.
Ay, General Clive, him what chased the mounseers out o' Fort St. George with a marlinspike.
There was no orders, every man for himself, with just enough room and no more to see the mounseers in front of him.
T'ud make me uneasy inside, sir, the very thought of eatin' what the mounseers eat.
Depend upon it, he intends trying what the mounseers will think of our big guns.
I don't know what tricks the mounseers may be up to, and they shan't hurt you if I can help it, that they shan't.
Now, lads, just follow suit to that shot, and we'll do for the mounseers in a very short time.
But I'd have been main glad if the mounseershad just shot me instead of you.
I wonder," resumed Ben, "if the Mounseers treat all their prisoners of war as bad as they treat us.
Skipper knows what he's about, and strikes me he'll 'stonish some o' them Mounseers afore they know where they are.
Ah, Belt, if we were to meet those Mounseers now, I don't think your father would run away.
The mounseers must be in a precious hurry to catch us, if they do catch us," exclaimed Job Truefitt.
I like the Mounseers a precious sight better; when one is friends with them, they take to our ways a hundred-fold better than these Dons.
But here we are all right, and instead of being ashamed of ourselves we can look the mounseers full in the face and tell 'em that if they can manage a better bit of seamanship than the skipper, they had better go and show us how.
Why, that's Lieutenant Jack Lumsden, him what helped me to lick the mounseers at Corunna.
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