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1 I| Pg 22] which it was his master's whim he should wear, contracted 2 I| heydukes immediately took their master at his word. They seized 3 I| think. Let me tell you that Master Jock is in that room."~ ~" 4 I| est-ce-que ça? Who the devil is Master Jock?"~ ~"What! have you 5 I| you never even heard of Master Jock?"~ ~"Ah, c'est fort. 6 I| bien, what do I care for Master Jock! Just you go to him 7 I| who went by the name of Master Jock; why, we shall find 8 I| spur of the moment; while Master Jock himself had shouldered 9 I| them with such affability. Master Jock let his fiddle-bow 10 I| astonished the company. Even Master Jock now sprang from his 11 I| like a dog.~ ~At length Master Jock, in a solemn, drawling 12 I| itself into thin air.~ ~Master Jock continued to regard 13 I| country folks jokingly call Master Jock, and who likes to be 14 I| intelligible. The jester took his master's hand to prevent him from 15 III| his honour the most noble Master Jock, which had to be given 16 III| Now, this was no joke, for Master Jock had the amiable habit 17 III| answer.~ ~"Is the most noble Master Jock up yet?"~ ~"Deuce take 18 III| festivities, the rich nabob, Master Jock, has departed from 19 III| the gardens declares that Master Jock is approaching. No 20 III| peals of merry laughter. For Master Jock had hit upon the joke 21 III| thousand paces in length.~ ~Master Jock was just about to signify, 22 III| equally to both competitors. Master Jock actually stood up to 23 III| the issue forthwith, and Master Jock himself hastened after 24 III| quite alone together.~ ~Master Jock was sitting in an armchair, 25 III| right! I don't care."~ ~Master Jock looked at his watch. " 26 III| and wait for nobody. The master of the house introduced 27 III| heydukes hastily removed Master Jock outside also. All the 28 III| day forth Mike Kis became Master Jock's prime favourite, 29 III| at Pressburg in 1823, and Master Jock, with great reluctance, 30 III| behind the carriage when his master goes out for a drive!~ ~ 31 III| learning. And all the while Master Jock was laughing in his 32 III| the company as - a lackey! Master Jock would not have parted 33 III| in the antechamber, and Master Jock ordered him to be shown 34 III| There was a pipe in Master Jock's mouth, and he was 35 III| is close beside you."~ ~Master Jock stared at him with 36 III| thereto is unexceptionable."~ ~Master Jock fell back in astonishment. " 37 III| during the summer."~ ~To Master Jock this part of the matter 38 III| crest."~ ~This joke pleased Master Jock even more than his 39 IV| reproach you. You are the master of your own actions. You 40 IV| stood still, he was not the master of a single thought. Only 41 V| to catch a glimpse of his master in a public place, even 42 V| lackey replied that his master would be visible at the 43 VI| matter did not end here.~ ~Master Boltay did not put back 44 VI| pater-familias.~ ~"What, Master Boltay? The master-carpenter! 45 VI| into his workroom.~ ~The master was not at home. He had 46 VI| thunderous voice, "is this Master Boltay's house?"[Pg 142]~ ~" 47 VI| then roared -~ ~"Let the master be sent for!"~ ~"He is not 48 VI| stare.~ ~"Then where is the master?"~ ~"He did not so far honour 49 VI| This letter tells your master - - ~"You may give it me, 50 VI| letter addressed to his master, and approaching the window 51 VI| have been seen looking for Master Boltay's workshop, and making 52 VI| written overnight, one to his master, reporting in what state 53 VI| they had addressed to his master. "Kindly write at the bottom 54 VII| leisurely into the presence of Master Jock, who was awaiting him 55 VII| proximity, Heaven only knows.~ ~Master Jock, on perceiving the 56 VII| extend his hand towards Master Jock, to whom he alone of 57 VII| remain standing before his master as soon as the pressure 58 VII| speak like a fool," growled Master Jock.~ ~"It would be all 59 VII| mean by talking to your master like that? Look now! you 60 VII| to himself.~ ~Thereupon Master Jock, with commendable determination, 61 VII| will listen to them."~ ~Master Jock intimated that he would 62 VII| year, you know," objected Master Jock. "The corn was levelled 63 VII| sprouting."~ ~"Very well, Master Peter, go on! Another time[ 64 VII| economical questions," observed Master Jock, sententiously, when 65 VII| this moral observation, Master Jock[Pg 162] thought fit 66 VII| observed Paul, from behind his master's chair.~ ~"What, sir, you 67 VII| stood and waited for his master to turn round. He waited 68 VII| shall see presently.~ ~ ~ ~Master Jock could scarce await 69 VII| satisfaction all the time. Master Jock himself was looking 70 VII| Here are your boots!"~ ~Master Jock leaped out of his bed 71 VII| Mike Kis here?" continued Master Jock, as he drew on his 72 VII| heyduke had dressed his master, brushed him down and smoothed 73 VII| Eh?"~ ~Palko regarded his master for a moment with wide-open 74 VII| smooth out the collar of his master's mente.~ ~"What! that weather-cock?"~ ~" 75 VII| of yourself, Palko," said Master Jock, more jocosely. "Have 76 VII| he had finished dressing Master Jock - brushed and combed 77 VII| rather in the rebuking of Master Jock roundly, in the name 78 VII| Providence, however, delivered Master Jock from this bitter jest 79 VII| off spouting," commented Master Jock. "If he gets hold of 80 VII| this pious ceremony, for Master Jock made it a point to 81 VII| him to his usual self.~ ~Master Jock's unusual emotion did 82 VII| some on foot. Ordinarily, Master[Pg 170] Jock would have 83 VII| salvoes in honour of their master, on his return from chapel, 84 VII| exploded on the hearth. But Master Jock not only did not laugh 85 VII| peasantry were awaiting their master.~ ~At other times, whenever 86 VII| At other times, whenever Master Jock ascended or descended 87 VII| congratulatory verses in his master's honour, without the slightest 88 VII| prose of his own making.~ ~Master Jock, according to good 89 VII| the bottom of my heart."~ ~Master Jock handsomely recompensed 90 VII| was a good old custom on Master Jock's birthday to admit 91 VII| guests, and seat her beside Master Jock at table; and thus 92 VII| some one afterwards; for Master Jock used to give her a 93 VII| daughters to Kárpáthy Castle.~ ~Master Jock, with patriarchal condescension,[ 94 VII| be this very hour."~ ~"Is Master Jock in his right mind?" 95 VII| joined himself to them, but Master Jock shoved him aside with 96 VII| for thee, eh?" inquired Master Jock, interpreting her desire. " 97 VII| content to have him?" inquired Master Jock of the girl.~ ~Susie 98 VII| and took the girl's hand. Master Jock gave them his blessing 99 VII| fresh amusement awaited Master Jock. Bandi Kutyfalvi, whom 100 VII| Who is that?" asked Master Jock, with a face beaming 101 VII| leave him behind?" inquired Master Jock, amazing Bandi still 102 VII| cart, at the very least."~ ~Master Jock trembled for joy. He 103 VII| And not another word did Master Jock say to anybody till 104 VII| down in his place while Master Jock made his way to the 105 VII| was wont to sit. But now, Master Jock, in high dudgeon, shouted 106 VII| to sit."~ ~At these words Master Jock's long-drawn face grew 107 VII| the head of the table sat Master Jock, with the Dean next 108 VII| blessings on the head of the master of the house. And he too 109 VII| his mission - but alone.~ ~Master Jock sank back dejectedly 110 VII| order to make sure that Master Jock really signed the codicil 111 VII| already regarded him as their master, to whom homage was justly 112 VII| The moments of their old master, they said, were most assuredly 113 VII| the former Whitsun King, Master Varga the estate agent, 114 VII| had found so much better a master than himself, for which 115 VII| Abellino for not inheriting, or Master Jock for not dying as he 116 VIII| when people called him "Master Jock."~ ~A great change 117 VIII| humour of it.~ ~ ~ ~Meanwhile Master Boltay was residing on a 118 VIII| into Fanny's reading book. Master Boltay discharged that servant 119 VIII| and would have her, too.~ ~Master Boltay, hearing these things 120 VIII| with a very surly look that Master Boltay, standing outside 121 VIII| old gentleman approached Master Boltay with a very amicable 122 VIII| of speaking to the worthy master himself?"~ ~Even now Master 123 VIII| master himself?"~ ~Even now Master Boltay was not quite master 124 VIII| Master Boltay was not quite master of his own thoughts, and 125 VIII| smiled, hooked his arm within Master Boltay's, and, in the heartiest 126 VIII| conversation together.~ ~Master Boltay gave way, led the 127 VIII| turner who lives hard by."~ ~"Master Boltay, don't be so impatient. 128 VIII| fool' from that title."~ ~Master Boltay slowly arose from 129 VIII| Sit down again, my worthy Master Boltay. When first I saw 130 VIII| gentleman arose, pressed Master Boltay's hand amicably, 131 VIII| Alexander," said his old master, "your handiwork is really 132 VIII| And then," continued the master, "how nice it will be if 133 VIII| eyes, turned pale, pressed Master Boltay's hand in silence, 134 VIII| Fanny, roguishly clipping Master Boltay round the neck, and 135 VIII| with you, you rogue!" cried Master Boltay, scarce able to contain 136 VIII| supper ready."[Pg 197]~ ~Master Boltay hastened to seek 137 VIII| together alone.~ ~And now Master Boltay's good humour changed 138 VIII| Alexander," replied the girl.~ ~Master Boltay stopped short, although 139 VIII| grandfather, and now you offer me Master Jock as a husband. What 140 VIII| What do you mean by it?"~ ~Master Boltay was delighted. He 141 VIII| engagement-ring!~ ~"Look now!" replied Master Boltay; "the gentleman left 142 VIII| from everybody's eyes.~ ~Master Boltay's brain was chock-full 143 IX| this time.~ ~One day, when Master Boltay was at home in his 144 IX| raggedly, attired female whom Master Boltay could not recognize 145 IX| rigmarole which appealed to Master Boltay most strongly was 146 IX| desires would be satisfied!"~ ~Master Boltay was quite touched 147 IX| stood before the door.~ ~Master Boltay did not take his 148 IX| descend from the coach. Master Boltay and the coachman 149 IX| who communicated it to his master forthwith. The bridegroom 150 IX| accomplish the journey, whereas Master Boltay at his more leisurely 151 IX| as a half-blown rose.~ ~Master Boltay was twisting his 152 IX| phlegmatically looked down upon his master.~ ~"What are you staring 153 IX| self-same garments which Master Boltay had got for her, 154 IX| shawls and slippers. The master of the house, the honourable 155 IX| lackey sidled up to his master and whispered in his ear -~ ~" 156 IX| pressed the hand of the master of the house as if he were 157 XV| did not know which was the master of the house."~ ~"Ah, this 158 XVIII| believed himself to be the master of millions, should have 159 XX| appeared to confirm his master's assertion.~ ~"Follow the 160 XX| errant groom, not finding his master, was impatiently blowing 161 XXI| which he was scarce the master, that he accepted the trust.~ ~"' 162 XXI| not leave them a better master, or him a more pleasant 163 XXI| whispered to Rudolf that his master had not touched a thing 164 XXII| he had gone to see if his master wanted anything, did he 165 Note| III~ ~There was a pipe in Master Jack's [Jock's] mouth, and