Well, Master Ratcatcher appears on the Estimates for Buckingham Palace just as regularly, as plainly, in as much detail, as my Lord High Chamberlain, Lord Carrington.
In that period, I remember very well, the ratcatcher of Buckingham Palace loomed largely, as well as many other strange and portentous figures now vanished into the void and the immensities.
During this brief colloquy, the ratcatcher and his eleve had each applied an eye to a fissure in the wood-work; while, ensconced in darkness, they saw distinctly afterwards all that passed within.
Pray step down; and if the ratcatcher has no particular objection, let me have his valuable assistance till you return.
Phosphoric sparks hissed and crackled forth, and coalesced into a blue lambent flame, which concentrated itself upon a depicted figure, whose precise attitude the ratcatcher assumed as he dropped upon his knees.
The ratcatcher did not expect this treacherous stroke.
There they found theratcatcher playing his bagpipes at the same spot as the evening before.
Keep your recompense for yourself,' replied the ratcatcher proudly.
The ratcatcher was immediately ordered to entrap as many of his best friends as he possibly could; and a carpenter was set to work to make a covered box, for the rector's tythe-rats, with a lifting door.
In order to heighten and secure their enjoyment, the Squire and Hector chose four of the stoutest servants, gave the cage into their custody, and ordered the ratcatcher to attend.
The rats were caught, the box was made, and the ratcatcher commanded to select the finest, fattest and largest of them, and enclose them in their cage.
The man in ratcatcher had been right, and they knew it, when he had called it a one-man job.
Who was the fellah in ratcatcher I yassed, ridin' that awful old quod of yours?
The man in ratcatcher stared fixedly in front of him--his profile set and rigid.
Two or three others were level with him, riding wide to his flank, but the secretary's eyes were fixed on a man inratcatcher who was just ramming an obviously tiring horse at the brook.
Who was this fellow in ratcatchermounted on a hopeless screw?
Thus did the man in ratcatcher fall asleep, with the feel of her lips on his, and the touch of her hand on his forehead.
Mrs. Merillia was now very naturally under the impression that the ratcatcher was determined to break in and murder her without more ado.
I was certain no one but a ratcatcher could talk in such a manner.
When Mrs. Merillia suddenly appeared before him in her night-bonnet and accused him of being a ratcatcher he had very naturally fled, his first impulse being to leave the house at once and continue his journey to the docks.
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